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Sounds like this problem is specific to one pcap file. In wireshark, I would check the destination port number in the udp header. I believe the driver expects it to be 2368. If your file has something different, you have to specify it on the command line.
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Sounds like this problem is specific to one pcap file. In wireshark, I would check the destination port number in the udp header. I believe the driver expects it to be 2368. If your file has something different, you have to specify it on the command line.
I guess we now know that -2 means "no data packets found".
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