(In reply to comment #83 from Jesse Brandeburg)
> I think the problem with T60p is different (it has a different lan chip 82573
> with a real eeprom (not NVM based) that should not be able to be corrupted in
> the same manner as 82566/82567.
Oh, if it were only that simple. The T60p has the 82573L c.f. the Intel docs...
(In reply to comment #83 from Jesse Brandeburg)
> I think the problem with T60p is different (it has a different lan chip 82573
> with a real eeprom (not NVM based) that should not be able to be corrupted in
> the same manner as 82566/82567.
Oh, if it were only that simple. The T60p has the 82573L c.f. the Intel docs...
http:// download. intel.com/ design/ network/ products/ LAN/manuals/ 316080. pdf
See section 2.3... "The 82573E/ 82573V/ 82573L supports both FLASH memory and EEPROM; however, only one device can be connected at a time (not both).
So while the 8257x's for the most part SEEPROMs, the -E,V,L suffixed part could go either way - oh joy!