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hrm... it seems the updates to olympic.c have rendered it DOA ;-{

I get an Oops on module loading, followed by a reboot - I've not
been able to trap the oops, but I recall that the EIP was 0x10 (invalid)

The only candidates (it was a trivially small patch) seem to be:
the two additions:  dev->last_rx = jiffies ; I'll bet that at least
one of those points that dev is null (and it must be the first one
because the second seems to be in an #ifdef that shouldn't be triggered.

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