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问题 When sending a command and reading the data from a certain chip, say the RTC, different documents say that we should wait for some time before reading from the device to make sure the data is available. Many pieces of code make a dummy read from the port 0x80 . I wanted to know to what device this address location is connected, if any. I am talking with respect to the IA-32 PC architecture. 回答1: I/O port 0x80 is traditionally used for POST Codes. (POST = Power On Self Test) While the system

问题 When sending a command and reading the data from a certain chip, say the RTC, different documents say that we should wait for some time before reading from the device to make sure the data is available. Many pieces of code make a dummy read from the port 0x80 . I wanted to know to what device this address location is connected, if any. I am talking with respect to the IA-32 PC architecture. 回答1: I/O port 0x80 is traditionally used for POST Codes. (POST = Power On Self Test) While the system

问题 I like to know the source port of packet in tcphdr can be assigned to destination port of ip like this source_ip_tcph->source= dest_ip_tcph->dest; source_ip_tcph->dest = dest_ip_tcph->source; above are source and destination (pointer to memory) of tcphdr type I am trying to create a server everytime I respond to client from server the destination port is different. I assigned it like above Edit Above I am using raw sockets. trying to make raw socket based tcp implementation as a server 来源：

问题 I like to know the source port of packet in tcphdr can be assigned to destination port of ip like this source_ip_tcph->source= dest_ip_tcph->dest; source_ip_tcph->dest = dest_ip_tcph->source; above are source and destination (pointer to memory) of tcphdr type I am trying to create a server everytime I respond to client from server the destination port is different. I assigned it like above Edit Above I am using raw sockets. trying to make raw socket based tcp implementation as a server 来源：

问题 I like to know the source port of packet in tcphdr can be assigned to destination port of ip like this source_ip_tcph->source= dest_ip_tcph->dest; source_ip_tcph->dest = dest_ip_tcph->source; above are source and destination (pointer to memory) of tcphdr type I am trying to create a server everytime I respond to client from server the destination port is different. I assigned it like above Edit Above I am using raw sockets. trying to make raw socket based tcp implementation as a server 来源：

问题 I like to know the source port of packet in tcphdr can be assigned to destination port of ip like this source_ip_tcph->source= dest_ip_tcph->dest; source_ip_tcph->dest = dest_ip_tcph->source; above are source and destination (pointer to memory) of tcphdr type I am trying to create a server everytime I respond to client from server the destination port is different. I assigned it like above Edit Above I am using raw sockets. trying to make raw socket based tcp implementation as a server 来源：

问题 I like to know the source port of packet in tcphdr can be assigned to destination port of ip like this source_ip_tcph->source= dest_ip_tcph->dest; source_ip_tcph->dest = dest_ip_tcph->source; above are source and destination (pointer to memory) of tcphdr type I am trying to create a server everytime I respond to client from server the destination port is different. I assigned it like above Edit Above I am using raw sockets. trying to make raw socket based tcp implementation as a server 来源：

问题 I like to know the source port of packet in tcphdr can be assigned to destination port of ip like this source_ip_tcph->source= dest_ip_tcph->dest; source_ip_tcph->dest = dest_ip_tcph->source; above are source and destination (pointer to memory) of tcphdr type I am trying to create a server everytime I respond to client from server the destination port is different. I assigned it like above Edit Above I am using raw sockets. trying to make raw socket based tcp implementation as a server 来源：

问题 I want to get network bandwidth usage for each process. I have found a lot of information about this, such as iftop, nethogs, linux process explorer... But all of them get process brandwidth usage by capture packet(libpcap), by my test in linux it consume a lot of cpu(%10-%15) and the speed of flow is 11MByte/s. If I can get flow rate for each port I can solve this questions because I hava get the table about process port used. So I want to know is there any other way to get port flow without

问题 How is container port different from targetports in a container in Kubernetes? Are they used interchangeably, if so why? I came across the below code snippet where containerPort is used to denote the port on a pod in Kubernetes. apiVersion: apps/v1 kind: Deployment metadata: name: postgres-deployment labels: app: demo-voting-app spec: replicas: 1 selector: matchLabels: name: postgres-pod app: demo-voting-app template: metadata: name: postgres-pod labels: name: postgres-pod app: demo-voting