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Subject: Collapsing of csum fields into tags?
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Howdy,

	I see that the MAC label stuff was just recently collapsed
	into a tag in the mbuf.  Any possibility that the csum flags
	and data will go that route, thereby simplifying the pkthdr
	further?

Thanks,
George