ask for sample ping source code without IP protocal stack

From: John Black (black_at_eed.com)
Date: 03/06/04 

Date: Fri, 05 Mar 2004 16:26:22 -0700

Hi,
   I am testing an ethernet device on a development board, I programmed
a ping echo program based on the ethernet driver, not using any IP
protocol stack, but I have a hard time using the program to echo the
ping from my Windows 2000 PC. From some network traffic tool I can see
the ethernet frame coming to the PC and I believe the ethernet header
and ICMP header are correct, but Windows ping can not receive my echo.
   I suspect I miss some tricks, so I am wondering if there are ping
source code for Windows to reference. From web searching, I see someone
mentioned Windows SDK has a sample ICMP application, but I do not have
access of that and I think that application should be based on socket
programming, while I am looking for no protocol stack source file.
    Could you help here?

Thanks.

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