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From: Marcin Jessa <lists@yazzy.org>
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Subject: Atheros and PPPoE
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Hi.

I tried to run PPPoE service on my atheros nic but there seem to be a problem doing it.
PPPoE on ath does not receive any requests from PPPoE clients.
It works fine with a "normal" wired nic (tested with fxp and xl)
Is that the case ? Isn't ath supporting that protocol ?

Cheers,
Marcin