Will that work?
so to load the ROM on the cardbus, I use the cmdline:plpbtrom -vendorid 0x1385 -deviceid 0x511A plpbtrom.bin plpbt.romis that right?
Toshiba's proprietary BIOS and NETGEAR's ROM are not yet known how to modify then?
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