Release Note for BCM5700 BOOT Code Firmware
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Version 1.1:
1. Format of ASIC revision ID has been changed. Changed to generate
PCI revision ID correctly.
ASIC Rev. PCI Revision ID
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B0 0x10
B1 0x11
Version 1.0:
1. Initialize PHY LED mode based on subsystem vendor ID.
* Dell Viper LOM (0x1028) : Triple speed mode (MII 0x10 = 0x0)
* Other : link/speed mode (MII 0x10 = 0x2)
Version 0.8:
1. Initialize PHY LED mode based on subsystem device ID.
* Dell Viper LOM (0x1028) : Triple speed mode (MII 0x10 = 0x2)
* Other : link/speed mode (MII 0x10 = 0x0)
Version 0.7:
1. Initialize PHY (BCM5401) with scripts so that NIC has link after
power-on-reset before driver is loaded.
Version 0.6:
1. Initialize Chip Revision ID in PCI configuration space.
Version 0.5:
1. Added logic to perform PHY H/W reset.
2. Initialize VPD delay so that BIOS can access VPD.
Version 0.4:
Initial release.
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