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Broadcom Corporation 10/100/1000 NetXtreme Ethernet DOS/OS2 NDIS2 driver.

CUSTOM KEYWORDS in driver in protocol.ini:

BUSNUM 
DEVNUM
FUNCNUM or PORTNUM

The first two keywords are used concurrently and have been included for 
manufacturing purposes.  Do not use them unless you are familiar with PCI
device configuration.
These two keywords are needed if multiple NetXtreme boards are on a system 
and (a) specific NetXtreme adapter/s need to be loaded in specific order.
BUSNUM specifies the PCI bus number and DEVNUM specifies the device
number given to the board when configured by the PCI BIOS.
A PCI device scan utility is needed to find this info.
The values are in decimal.

Example of the use of these key words in the protocol.ini:
		
[B57]
    DriverName = "B57$"
    BusNum = 3
    DevNum = 14
    PortNum = 2

To add more adapter(up to 4) repeat the below entry, where n can be from 1 to 3.

[B57_n]
    DriverName = "B57$"
    BusNum =
    DevNum =

Example of using addition entries to load more than one adapter in the protocol.ini:

[B57]
    DriverName = "B57$"
    BusNum = 3
    DevNum = 10

[B57_1]
    DriverName = "B57$"
    BusNum = 3
    DevNum = 11

[B57_2]
    DriverName = "B57$"
    BusNum = 3
    DevNum = 12

[B57_3]
    DriverName = "B57$"
    BusNum = 3
    DevNum = 13
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