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/*
 * Address resolution definitions - ethernet and chaosnet specific
 *
 *	NOTE! Bytes swapped around for the 68000!
 */


#define u_char char

struct	ar_packet	{
        short   ar_hardware;    /* Hardware type */
        short   ar_protocol;    /* Protocol-id - same as Ethernet packet type */
        u_char  ar_hlength;     /* Hardware address length = 6 for ethernet */
        u_char  ar_plength;     /* Protocol address length = 2 for chaosnet */
        short   ar_opcode;      /* Address resolution op-code */
        u_char  ar_esender[6];  /* Ethernet sender address */
	chaddr	ar_csender;	/* Chaos sender address */
        u_char  ar_etarget[6];  /* Target ethernet address */
        chaddr  ar_ctarget;     /* target chaos address */
};


/* Values for ar_hardware */

#define AR_ETHERNET     1	/* Ethernet hardware */


/* Values for ar_opcode */

#define AR_REQUEST      1	/* Request for resolution */
#define AR_REPLY        2	/* Reply to request */


/* Packet types */

#define	PUP_PUPTYPE	0x0400		/* PUP protocol */
#define	PUP_IPTYPE	0x0800		/* IP protocol */
#define	CHAOS_TYPE	0x0804		/* CHAOS protocol */
#define	ADDR_TYPE	0x0806		/* Address resolution (a la DCP) */


/* The ethernet broadcase address */

#define	ETHER_BROADCAST		{-1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1}