Assuming that every L2 is Ethernet and every L3 is IP ?
Well, I've got news for you : IrDA drivers are using
netif_rx() to pass IrLAP frames to the IrDA stack, and 802.11 driver
in the future will pass 802.11 frames to the 802.2 LLC layer via
netif_rx().
Please don't do that, I don't want people breaking the IrDA
stack in weird ways just because some random clueless code hijacked
netif_rx(). Use netfilters, or define your own private protocol/packet
type to do what you want.
Regards,
Jean
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