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> The real situation is, in fact, just the opposite; there are *very* few 
> devices for which it is not possible to obtain, in a generic fashion, a 
> uniquifying token.
> 

So much so that the real issue now is "which one of 4 different drivers do
want for driving your tulip chip based NIC?"

-matt




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