Re: [B.A.T.M.A.N.] [PATCH] 32bit sequence number and TTL for broadcasts

[Sven Eckelmann <sven.eckelmann@gmx.de>]

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First thing: it doesn't compile here :( (UML), but I am quite unsure if this 
is a UML problem like many other things or a bigger problem.... it seems that 
it is uml specific as ATOMIC64_INIT and other thingss are defined, but the 
implementation of specific functions are missing... but this is not the first 
time such thing happens with uml. Maybe someone with some time can check 
different openwrt builds.

For example other architecture seems to use the generic implementation of it:
 * arm
 * parisc
 * powerpc
 * sh

UML in contrast uses a x86 specific header for it, but doesn't compile the 
actual lib/atomic64_32.c file

I will check if this is maybe gone with a never version of linux (still 
running 2.6.32 in my uml), but the rest looks fine to me.

By the way, on which platforms have you checked it? I've just noticed another 
problem with copied skbs which prevents the discovery of other nodes - not 
specific to that commit. I haven't finished the debugging of that problem and 
will change the wireshark dissector before doing that.

Best regards,
	Sven

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