This virtual Sana2 V2 device connects some of its units.
This way you can connect your Shapeshifter/Fusion
MAC Emulation running OpenTransport TCP/IP with any
Amiga TCP/IP stack like AmiTCP or Miami.
If you are implementing a network stack and your stack is
using Sana2 device drivers you can use this device for
testing purposes.
The device can emulate Ethernet, Slip, CSlip, and local
loopback.
It implements the latest Sana2 V2 standard including
packet filtering so you can open each unit as many times
as you want and monitor all data using `sanamon` for example.
`sanamon` is available on Aminet.
It is configurable using env variables.
It should be faster than vlink because of its structure.
But it`s much more flexible for sure.
Regards to Chris Brenner, the author of vlink.device for
reporting the ethernet checksum sana standard errata.
Greetings to Holger Kruse, author of Miami TCP/IP stack and
other great programs, and Michael van Elst for helping me
to understand the Sana2 V2 standard.
The code is based on the agnet.device source by Pekka Pessi
and fixes some minor bugs of the original code plus adds
ethernet raw packets and new funtionality.
Have fun,
Jörg Rebenstorf
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