[Roy Smith <roy@xxxxxxxxx>]

Unfortunately, I can't seem to reproduce it.  I loaded back the full packet 
trace and did another print to file, and it came out correct this time.

I'll keep an eye on it and if it happens again, I'll let you know.  Sorry I 
couldn't get you any more specific data to go on.

-- Guy Harris <guy@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> > Unfortunately, earlier parts of the packet trace contain confidential
> > data  which I can't disclose (i.e. passwords).  Is there a way to
> > extract just a  part of the raw packet trace?
>
> You can "mark" frames of a capture with menu items under the "Edit" menu
> - for example, you can select "Mark All Frames", and then use "Mark
> Frame" to *un*mark individual frames ("Mark Frame" really means "toggle
> the marked state of the current frame), and then do a "Save As" and
> specify "Save only marked packets".
>
> After you do this, make sure that the resulting capture file continues
> to exhibit the problem (i.e., that the unsaved packets aren't necessary
> in order to show the problem).



--
Roy Smith
roy@xxxxxxxxx