Garrett:
>
> One would assume that someone working for the manufacturer has access
> to documentation. (Of course, Cisco being the empire that it is, it's
> entirely possible for that not to be the case.)
>
Yes, I have plenty of documentation on hand to support all
my changes... I have the internal PC4800 specification (the
4800 is the software base for the 340 and 350 series cards). The problem
is I am not at liberty to give a copy of this to anyone, unless
of course they have a cisco badge :/ ... if I did so I would
be violating internal policy...
So no, I can not supply the documentation as to why I changed
things... I don't really care if my changes are adopted
or not... it is FreeBSD that looses by not picking them up not
I.. since my internal machines will always be using the driver
that conforms to the hardware specifications...
R
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