[Bernd Lange <b.lange@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Ethereal-Users,

when I try to capture token ring traffic with a Madge Smart Ringnode Mk2 
I receive the following messages:

[root@lahmekiste /root]# ethereal
WARNING: unsupported device type 0x320, assuming raw
WARNING: unsupported device type 0x320, assuming raw
Kernel filter, protocol ALL, TURBO mode (63 frames), raw packet socket

The summary window of Ethereal shows

No. Time      Source  Destination  Protocol Info
  1 0.000000  N/A     N/A          IP       Bogus IP header length (0, 
must be at least 20)
  2 0.030000  N/A     N/A          IP       Bogus IP header length (0, 
must be at least 20)
...

I assume that Ethereal isn't aware that there is token ring traffic on 
the network and misinterprets the frames. Reading a file captured with 
sniffer from NAI works excellent. Is there a possibility to tell 
Ethereal that it is capturing on a token ring? I couldn't find anything 
about unsupported device types in the documentation.

My environment:
Red Hat Linux 7.1
Ethereal 0.8.20
libpcap 0.4

kind regards
Bernd