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Subject: Re: Eepro100 driver.
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2002, Jeff Garzik wrote:

> > Would be a lot nicer to see someone spending the time pulling the
> > useful bits out of e100 and putting it into eepro100. e100 is ugly and
> > bloated for no reason.
>
> When it passes my review, it will not be.
> e100 + my desired changes == eepro100 + my desired changes

Will it be possible to use the vlan code in the kernel with e100? From
what I can see Intel has its own way of doing vlans and that seems
powerful but overcomplicated to me.

endre

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