Revert one ipxe commit to unbreak intel 810 25 gigabit NICs #144
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Ref: ipxe/ipxe#1115 Signed-off-by: Nahum Shalman <nshalman@equinix.com>
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Follow up for #142 that includes a workaround for #143
This once again points us at a commit that I pushed to my fork. Reviewers should verify that the commit looks legit and is correctly a child of the commit it is replacing.