net: ptp: fix infinite loop in pkt frag #89658
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There was wrong implementation in pkt frag removing and inserting. This was causing infinite loop in either net_buf_frag_last or net_pkt_get_len. This happened only when the pkt frag removing and inserting was executed too fast after sending pkt before ethernet_send calling net_pkt_get_len. Signed-off-by: Yangbo Lu <yangbo.lu@nxp.com>
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There was wrong implementation in pkt frag removing and inserting. This was causing infinite loop in either net_buf_frag_last or net_pkt_get_len. This happened only when the pkt frag removing and inserting was executed too fast after sending pkt before ethernet_send calling net_pkt_get_len.