That is right. Maybe the dummy interface is inactive and you have to activate it. It happened to me.
ifconfig dummy0 up Dongsu Park <dpark1978@xxxxxxxxx> ha escrito:
antonio quisillo wrote: ...debug(init.c:352@hipd_init): Setting iface dummy0 error(nlink.c:808@do_chflags): SIOCGIFFLAGSNo such device error(nlink.c:808@do_chflags): SIOCGIFFLAGSNo such device error(hipd.c:355@hipd_main): hipd_init() failed!... Hi Antonio, the above message means that you don't have dummy0 interface, certainly because neither dummy.ko is loaded as kernel module, nor your kernel image was configured with dummy. Dummy is necessary for running hipl. Make sure that your kernel configuration file, target/linux/x86/config-2.6.25, includes a dummy option like below: CONFIG_DUMMY=y or CONFIG_DUMMY=m y means dummy functionality is included in the kernel image, while m means it exists as a kernel module. You can set it executing 'make kernel_menuconfig' in your kamikaze source tree. After setting it, rebuild OpenWRT and reinstall it. In case that you build dummy as a module, you could just copy only the kernel module to the target host and load it by 'insmod dummy.ko'. But I recommend you to embed dummy into the kernel image. Cheers, Dongsu
