I have a synchronous adapter that supports X.25 and Synchronous PPP on
Windows. I can dump the frames to a text file but would really like to
1) dump them in some common format (e.g. libpcap?) so that they can then
subsequently be read and decoded by ethereal (off-line)
2) write a capture driver (presumably NDIS LAN)which can pass up copies of
the frames in real-time thereby allowing ethereal to process them
dynamically
I'm sure that this is quite straightforward (I've produce a fair few NDIS
drivers before) but it would really help to have
1a) a sample X.25 and/or Sync PPP dump in libpcap format for me to study
1b) a definition of the file format together with details of the constants
required to identify the frame (link and packet) types
2a) details of the header (pseudo-MAC?) that should be stuck on the front of
the raw frames before the capture driver passes the packets up the stack
Any help would be much appreciated?
Thanks
Will
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