Comment # 55
on bug 12687
from Guy Harris
(In reply to Michael Mann from comment #54)
> Is this a Linux Cooked Capture "feature"?
It shouldn't be - a "cooked" capture just strips off anything designated as a
"MAC-layer header" by the code that supplies the packet, constructs a LINUX_SLL
link-layer header from the recvfrom() "from" address data or its equivalent for
the memory-mapped capture, and provides the result to the program doing the
capturing. It doesn't add anything to the end of the packet.
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