>ok for drivers (again, Broadcom especially) built into the kernel <*>
>
> instead of as modules <M>. Make as many as you can as modules
>
> (at least for this test if not forever, like I do. That's the school of
thought I
> belong to; at the very least you can manipulate them better on loading and
> Udev will load only the strictly necessary.
yeap, I too favour modules over built-in
Anyway, Jason...
looking at the dmesg I notice that it failed to get the PHY
quickly check your config
grep -iE "broadcom|tig" $LFS/boot/config-3.2
this is what I get
CONFIG_NET_VENDOR_BROADCOM=y
CONFIG_TIGON3=m
CONFIG_BROADCOM_PHY=m
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