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Subject: Re: em driver sending bad packet lengths
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Jack Vogel wrote:
> You should a couple different adapters below, are you saying that
> its just one of them, can you try different ones to see if its specific.

They're both showing the problem.

> Also, would you be able to test my latest driver to see if it still
> happens?

Where is it?

Kris