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Subject: i386/79143: Broadcom NIC driver do not work for IPMI
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Is there any hope of a fix for this? I need to bring up 35 servers in the
next few months and I'd really like to go with Supermicro/IPMI but with
supermicro comes broadcom. Is there anything that I can do to help
(testing, beer, etc..) or is it an architectural issue with the bge
driver?