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I wrote this patch some time ago because I had a need for one of the Gigabit ports (Linksys E3000) to be forced to 100FD. This is based on the robocfg sources included w/ the RT-N16 sources from ASUS. Since work is progressing on a BGMAC driver that could be included in OpenWRT, this may be useful to someone else. In testing, forcing the speed to 10/100 or 1000 worked fine; however, when trying to force full-duplex mode, the result was always half-duplex. I was not able to isolate the source of the problem (this patch, driver or H/W limitation). The only way I could get it to work was to set the port to Auto, but then only advertise 100FD (not included in this patch). I have a modified version of the robocfg package as well, I'd have to clean it up a little first (remove the full-duplex hack) before submitting it if there is interest. Signed-off-by: Nathan Hintz <nlhintz@hotmail.com> SVN-Revision: 34992
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