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hppa reverse-stack gives us a valuable test case, but most developers don't
have a 2nd one to proceed further with this.
ok kettenis
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Here's the issue this fixes:
Problem description: Tehuti NIC generated RxD descriptor with UDP
checksum error bit raised for incoming UDP packet with UDP checksum
field value zero. This behavior is not in accordance with UDP RFC
which defines that packets with zero UDP checksum should not be
verified by receiver.
Solution description: Never raise RxD UDP checksum error bit raised
for incoming UDP packet with UDP checksum field value zero.
Many thanks to Alexander Indenbaum and the rest of Tehuti generally
for notifying us and providing the new firmware under the same
license as the previous revision.
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interleaved with data, which is copied directly into the task fifo of a
tht controller. the commands and data are all 32bit words, and they all
have to be little endian. this byteswaps the host ordered values in
microcode.h into little endian values for the controller to eat.
you can now build the firmware correctly on big endian archs.
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license. thanks to Alexander Indenbaum and Nick Bhavsar at Tehuti for
sorting this out.
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