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-RTEMS PORT OF THE 'le' ETHERNET DRIVER
-======================================
-
-This is a port of the FreeBSD 'le' driver as of
-2007/7/21 (checked out from FreeBSD/head on that date).
-
-SUPPORTED BSPs:
-- you need 'libbsdport' which in turn needs 'libbspExt'
-  These work for i386/pc386 and powerpc/new-exception-processing
-  BSPs, i.e., the BSP must implement <rtems/pci.h> and <rtems/irq.h>.
-
-USAGE:
-- to attach this driver:
-  *	define a NULL terminated list with all libbsdport supported
-	drivers you want to include with your application:
-
-	extern driver_t libbsdport_le_pci_driver;
-
-	driver_t *libbsdport_netdriver_table[] = {
-		&libbsdport_le_pci_driver,
-		/* other drivers here or upstream of 'le' if they support
-		 * the same hardware but are preferred.
-		 */
-		0
-	};
-
-  * specify libbsdport_netdriver_attach for the 'attach' function
-	pointer in struct rtems_bsdnet_ifconfig.
-
-  * use the 'name' field in struct rtems_bsdnet_ifconfig to filter
-    drivers and device instances:
-
-         <driver_name><instance>
-
-    either may be omitted which means that the next available
-	driver/hardware device is to be used. Here are a few examples:
-
-	     ""     /* use first device found supported by any driver in the
-		         * libbsdport_driver_table[].
-			     */
-
-	     "le1"  /* use first device supported by the 'le' driver */ 
-
-	Notes: Counting instances begins with 1 (not 0).
-	       Consult libbsdport/README for more information.
-
-
-KNOWN ISSUES:
-- only the PCI module has been ported, so far. No ISA (yet).
-  This means that only the 
-    am79900*.*
-	lance*.*
-	if_le_pci.c
-  files are really used. Other files are left here for reference.
-- media status (SIOCGIFMEDIA) doesn't work. sc_mediastatus
-  is not set so the media is always reported as 0.
-- 'ignore_broadcast' and 'mtu' settings from
-  struct rtems_bsdnet_ifconfig are ignored. I haven't seen 
-  many drivers that honour 'ignore_broadcast' and 'mtu' can be
-  set using a ioctl(). I'm trying to keep changes to BSD sources
-  minimal...
-- ring sizes are restricted to powers of 2.
-
-OTHER NOTES:
-- you can use the 'pcn' driver for 79C971 and upwards
-  chips. 'pcn' supposedly uses more advanced features
-  of those chips.
-- 'le' works with qemu's 'pcnet32' Am79C970A emulation :-)
-
-TESTED WITH:
-  Technobox 10/100-TX Ethernet PMC (AMD Am79C973 chip)
-  qemu 'pcnet32' emulation
-
-TESTED ON:
-  rtems-4.7
-    powerpc/beatnik (motorola MVME5500 and MVME6100 VME boards)
-	i386/pc686      (concurrent technologies PP410 compact PCI)
-	qemu            emulator
-
-T.S, 200707