iMac network hardware

[Rob Diehl]

OK, I ran lspci and apparently the chip name is "Paddington" which 
encorporates a bunch of other I/O in the iMac. Or maybe this is just the 
ethernet phy? It's the only thing I see related to a network chip of any 
sort.

0000:00:10:0 Class ff00: Apple Computer Inc. Paddington Mac I/O

There's also:
0000:00:00.0 Host bridge: Motorola MPC106 [Grackle] (rev 40)   <maybe 
sound? the sound chip is not being detected by ALSA, FYI>

The only other lines are for USB and the ATI video chipset. I'll file a 
bug, I suppose.. but here is the info just for posterity (and cluttering 
of inboxes :))..

>gmac is deprecated in favour of sungem, so you should just be able to load
>that. If you could file a bug about this, with the PCI ID of your network
>card, we'll be able to detect that in future.
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>Thanks,
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>- Jeff
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