Broadcom NetXtreme Family of Adapters, NetXtreme II Family of Adapters, v.14.2.0, A03
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Linux Red Hat 4, driver update for Broadcom NetXtreme I and NetXtreme II adapters
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Fixes & Enhancements
- The Linux iSCSI offload driver now supports scsi_transport_iscsi2 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4. This should prevent any errors or failures with loading the driver over the native iSCSI driver in this Linux distribution.
- Warning messages from the SMI check utility from Muonics, Inc. have been addressed in the Broadcom SNMP agents.
- Debug messages printed when running the PEDIAG utility in Linux under certain platforms have been removed.
- The CPU soft lockup experienced on a Dell PowerEdge R300 resulting form the presence of an iSCSI enabled NIC in one of the slots has been addressed.
- The Linux iSCSI offload driver now supports scsi_transport_iscsi2 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4. This should prevent any errors or failures with loading the driver over the native iSCSI driver in this Linux distribution.
- iSCSI boot fw failed to boot to VMware partition from an EMC iSCSI target.
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