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>> I still have no idea what "force deth" actually means...
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> It makes more sense as "forced eth", even though the idea of a module
> that forces death is somewhat amusing...
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> Apparently, the ambiguity is at least partially intentional.
Well, "force" because it's the nForce 4 chipset. "eth" because it's the
Ethernet interface. I have no idea what the "d" is for. ("Disassembled"?
As in, they reverse-engineered a drives from the Windoze version?)
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