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> Speaking of which, I'd really like to see bridge support getting added to
> all new NIC drivers from now on.  However, the current bridge interface
> leaves something to be desired...

hopefully things will improve if someone finds the time to
extend ether_input() as suggested by archie Cobbs and possibly
many others.

(BTW suggestions for a better interface welcome...)

	cheers
	luigi


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