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Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2001 19:15:20 EDT
Subject: if_sf bug
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The if_sf driver doesnt seem to initialize itself until an address is set, 
which makes things like tcpdump, bridging and other promiscuous things not 
work.

Im sure B.P. will know where the safest place to put an sf_init to fix this 
(I just stuffed one in on SIFFLAGS but it may not handle all cases.

Bryan

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