[syslinux] Sending UDP packets from comboot

[Stefan Thomanek]

Seems i need some help on this again.
I'm already able to send UDP packets from my module, with the correct 
destination IP, source and destination port.
But: When i try to send some test data, the result is.. somehow weird.
my struct is

struct teststruct {
    uint16_t var1;
    uint8_t var2;
    uint16_t var3; };

and i fill it with
  var1 = 12345;
  var2 = 0xFE;
  var3 = 54321;

When i capture this packet with wireshark, i receive an udp broadcast 
with the following content
 > Data (6 bytes)
  Data: 0000FFFFFFFF

It looks like the pointer to my data isn't correct. I expected something 
like this
 > Data (5 bytes)
 Data: 3930FE31D4

Well, not exact, but the struct is 5 bytes long, isn't it?
 The complete source code is attached to this mail.
Could anyone please take a look inside the text file and tell me where 
i've made mistakes?
Thanks!

H. Peter Anvin schrieb:
> H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>   
>>> args.gw = inet_addr("0.0.0.0");
>>> args.src_port = 4711;
>>>       
>> For what it's worth, Syslinux itself uses port numbers between 49152 and
>> 57343.
>>
>>     
>>> args.dst_port = 4799;
>>>       
>
> Oh yes, you need to use htons() on these, I'm pretty sure.
>
> 	-hpa
>
>   

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