Alan Cox wrote:
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> Well if you want to write new firmware for the device you'll need to
> reverse engineer the chip internals or convince Broadcom to document them
> for you. I suspect you'll have to get to the point of xraying the
> component slice by slice and need a multi-million dollar budget.

People position seem to be continue to pledge to pay $151 to the developer(s) 
(even if it's Broadcom in case they apply to the pledge system) who provide a 
free driver for tg3 devices.
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