Can you please post a working snippet with Win32::Interfaces (PPC) instead of $oDevice = Net::Frame::Device->new(dev => '...') ? For my ready-made automatical scripts, it is not reasonable to use interactive mode with PPC. Whilst we cannot get the needed interfaces structures (hashes) via Net::Libdnet in Win7, we cannot normally use all the functionality of old Net::Packet and Net::Frame based scripts under Win7 (or newer). I had written some useful perl apps based on Net::Packet / Net::Frame under WinXP. Now, I am looking for a method to "repair" Net::Libdnet in Win7 in order to use these apps further, in current Windows. However, when your "wrapper module" for Net::Frame will be installable via CPAN, I would like to try it. Thank you!

In reply to Re^4: Net::Libdnet 0.01 does not work under Window 7 by perlusr193
in thread Net::Libdnet 0.01 does not work under Window 7 by perlusr193

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