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Hi Igor

> You should work with Qualcomm on how to update mac addresses of your boards.

Why Qualcomm? I assume the fuses are part of the MAC chip? So Marvell
should have a tool to program them? Ideally, it should be part of

ethtool -E|--change-eeprom

but when i took a quick look, i could not see anything.

    Andrew