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Subject: Re: via-rhine timeouts
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On Thu, 24 Jan 2002, Stephan von Krawczynski wrote:

> Forgive me being stupid, but shouldn't the comment behind follow      
> somehow?                                                              
> I may be dead wrong, but you're increasing the initial treshold here, 
> or not?                                                               
> Please ignore me if I am way off.                                     

The hardware doesn't care about the comment in the source code. :)

Anyway, 32bytes is incorrect for the vt6102. According to the vt6102
docs 0x20 is 256 bytes and 0x80 is "store&forward".

Test it, if it helps the comment can be changed to something that is 
correct (like /* Initial threshold */ ?)

/Urban

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