tree 39b3cbe1f20728068207fd474764ede58bfc8fc1
parent 68009ac3d7f160549f6c5baa23bb248be871cdc7
author Guy Harris <guy@alum.mit.edu> 1424909817 -0800
committer Guy Harris <guy@alum.mit.edu> 1425014400 -0800

Make prepare_tpacket_socket() a bit more of a straightforward gauntlet.

Try TPACKET_V3 first, if it's defined and if immediate mode was not
requested; return if that succeeds or if it fails for a reason other
than "the kernel doesn't support TPACKET_V3".  Then try TPACKET_V2, if
it's defined; return if that succeeds or fails for a reson other than
"the kernel doesn't support TPACKET_V2".  Then go with TPACKET_V1 or
TPACKET_V1_64.

Don't set handlep->tp_version to TPACKET_V1 and handlep->tp_hdrlen to
sizeof(struct tpacket_hdr) until after we've found out that the kernel
supports neither TPACKET_V2 nor TPACKET_V3; init_tpacket() sets them if
it succeeds.