thorpej@wasabisystems.com (Jason R Thorpe) writes:
> I use it in a wide variety of applications:
> 
> 	* Wireless AP + firewall + IPsec gateway
> 	* File server for Unix, Windows, and Macintosh computers
> 	* Desktop system
> 	* Software development platform (both as a target and as a host)

Ditto, plus:

        * audio jukebox (who wants to flip CD's every 40 minutes?
                        motto: cd's are backup media)
        * audio "tivo" (record radio programs at fixed times, play
                       whenever I'm bored.)
        * ethernet audio server (why string audio cables around the house
                                when 44.1khz/16bit/stereo can be moved over
                                the ethernet trivially?)

Q: Anyone know why eap(4) hangs when opened r/w and one attempts to
read?  It seems to work fine for write, if one only opens it for
write.  Seeing how the driver sets the "full-duplex" flag, one would
expect to be able to read and write at the same time.

-wolfgang
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