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Broadcom supplies Ethernet controllers to the computer industry's leading PC OEMs and add-in card manufacturers. Broadcom offers the below reference drivers as a courtesy to end users. The functionality of the reference drivers provided below may differ from the current drivers installed on the target system. Additionally, since we do not sell products directly to end-users, we do not offer comprehensive support for Broadcom's customers' products. If you are having a problem with a Broadcom-based Ethernet controller product, please contact either the PC or board manufacturer for technical support. Broadcom offers support for Broadcom NetLink Ethernet Network adapters and Broadcom NetXtreme I Ethernet Network adapters products. Please review the FAQ's before submitting driver support request.

Determining the Correct Driver for Broadcom Ethernet Products Device Manager provides information about how a computer'shardware is installed and configured, and how the hardwareinteracts with your computer's programs. Device Manager can beused to update the device drivers for the hardware installed onyour computer, modify hardware settings, and troubleshootproblems. Note: To perform this task, the user may be required tobe logged on as an administrator or a member of the Administrator'sgroup. To obtain the device ID of the Ethernet controller installed onyour computer, complete these steps.

Chipset Information To determine the Ethernet controller used in your PC, please select your OS below for instructions on how to determine the type of controller used: You can also determine your type of Ethernet controller by looking at your Network Interface Card (NIC) or LAN On-board chip to obtain the Broadcom chipset number. The chip should be marked BCM57xx or BCM44xx.

If you cannot determine the Broadcom controller being used, please select the 'Unknown' option corresponding to the speed of your device. To better support users, Broadcom has been actively supporting, maintaining, and testing the in-kernel Linux drivers for the NetXtreme, NetXtreme II, NetLink and 4401 product lines. The following is list of drivers supported for each product line: • NetXtreme and NetLink - tg3 • 4401 - b44 Broadcom officially releases the Linux drivers as packages.