Specific ether type with raw socket under linux

Hello,
I'm trying to specify ether type when opening a raw socket. I've already done it under Windows and MacOSX but dunno how to do it under Linux.
Under MacOSX, I'm using:

Code:

struct ndrv_protocol_desc desc;
struct ndrv_demux_desc demux_desc[1];

/*... some code to create the socket and bind the socket to the selected network interface ...*/

bzero(&desc, sizeof(desc));
bzero(&demux_desc, sizeof(demux_desc));

desc.version = NDRV_PROTOCOL_DESC_VERS;
desc.protocol_family = NDRV_DEMUXTYPE_ETHERTYPE;
desc.demux_count = (u_int32_t)1;
desc.demux_list = (struct ndrv_demux_desc*)&demux_desc;

demux_desc[0].type = NDRV_DEMUXTYPE_ETHERTYPE;
demux_desc[0].length = sizeof(demux_desc[0].data.ether_type);
demux_desc[0].data.ether_type = MY_ETHER_TYPE;
if (setsockopt( fd, SOL_NDRVPROTO, NDRV_SETDMXSPEC, (caddr_t)&desc, sizeof(desc))) {
  /*failed, perform some cleanup and leave function*/
}
/*succeed, get mac address and other stuff then leave function*/

What would be the equivalent under Linux ?

Thanks,

SinaC

Mate this looks like something that is Apple-specific; I (and probably anybody) can get you there using BSD sockets (which AFAIK OS/X supports) and is more portable than the Apple-specific API it seems like you are using...Google for Beej's Networking how-to and you will find a method that will/should work on both platforms but probably not Windows w/o a lot of #ifdefs to block out the platform-specific code...but now we are talking about a whole other discipline in code, cross-platform development which could fill volumes...

Peace and Happy Holidays...

J.