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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 10:22:57 -0700
From: Wade Guthrie <wade.guthrie@mindspeed.com>
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Subject: [Bridge] I want to RTFM -- so where's the FM?
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Hi all,

I'm looking for documentation about the internals of the bridging 
software.  We're putting together a new chip that incorporates, among 
other things, a core for a managed switch and a processor that will be 
running Linux.  I wanted to have the Linux code (among other things) 
field SNMP requests and configure the managed switch.  I'm hoping that 
it's as simple as writing a driver for the managed switch and 
registering it with the bridging code.  Is there any documentation on 
the internals of the bridging software or do I have to paw through the 
source?

Thanks!

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Wade Guthrie
wade.guthrie@mindspeed.com