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Subject: Disabling VLAN_HWTAGGING
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Can you disable VLAN_HWTAGGING?

I am seeing very strange behavior on a if_nge card with VLANs.  If i try and 
connect an if_vlan to it the kernel panics.  If I connect a ng_vlan to it 
tcpdump show that the tagged frames are "leaving" the if_nge interface, but 
tcpdump running on a remote host that is crossed over (if_em) show no frames 
leaving the if_nge.

I am wondering if it is something to do VLAN_HWTAGGING.  The if_em cards I 
have don't do it and work fine, but the if_nge cards don't work at all.

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