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Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2002 17:15:12 -0600
From: "David Rorke" <DRORKE@volera.com>
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Subject: eepro100 and zero copy transmit
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Are there any plans to add zero copy transmit support to the eepro100
driver?

In looking at the archives from a year or so ago, I noticed that at
that time there was
no support in the driver because of difficulties in identifying which
cards have the
necessary hardware csum and scatter/gather support.   Is this still the
problem?

If there are no plans to add this to eepro100.c, does anyone know if
the Intel
provided driver in addon/e100 will be supporting this soon?

Thanks,

Dave Rorke
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