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Subject: Intel em, SFPs and DDM ?
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Hi!

Does anyone know how to read SFP DDM values using Intel em cards ?

SFP means Small Form Factor Pluggable fiber transceivers.

DDM is Digital Diagnostics Monitoring
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_form-factor_pluggable_transceiver#Digital_Diagnostics_Monitoring

There seems to be a way to read it using i2c(8) ?

Any pointers ?

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