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TCP Stack Testing problem


Hi All,

I am new to eCos and currently learning to work on x86 PC platform.

I want to test the working of TCP/IP stack.

I was able to compile and run a sample application using boot floppy through serial port.

How can i test the same program using Ethernet port.
In the configuration tool i have selected "common ethernet support", "networking" and "Open BSD Stack" packages.
I have generated the library for my work_dir.
Then i have compiled the program using
i386-elf-gcc -g -I$(work_dir)/include/hello.c -L$(work_dir)/lib -Ttarget.ld -nostdlib -o nw_test


Generated the binary of that exe
i386-elf-objcpy -O binary nw_test nw_test.bin

copied to floppy
dd conv=sync if=nw_test.bin of=/dev/fd0

I compiled the target for booting from floppy.
Started the target.

On Host i started gdb
i386-elf-gdb nw_test
when i try to connect using "target remote ip:port"
it says destination unreachable.

I am not sure the process i have done is wright or wrong..
I have intel 82559 card and ecos have default driver support for this card.

Please help me out in this..

Regards,
Madhava S

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