They pasted raw PPP frames in hex into Gemini, which decoded and explained every byte. An hour later they knew enough to fix a Zephyr OS driver bug and submit a patch.
Result Every byte decoded and explained
“In about an hour, I knew enough about PPP to fix the bug and submit a patch.”
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Pasted logs of raw PPP frames in hex into Gemini, which decoded everything and explained what each byte meant, while they worked on a bug in a PPP driver for Zephyr OS.
In about an hour they knew enough about PPP to fix the bug and submit a patch.
I'm debugging [protocol] in [project]. Here are raw frames from the log in hex: [paste]. Decode each frame field by field, explain what each byte means and what the exchange is trying to do, and point out anything that doesn't follow the spec. Then help me find where in this code [paste] the behaviour goes wrong.
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