Re: drivers/net/at1700.c: at1700_probe1: array overflow

    Adrian> This can result in indexing in an array with 8 entries the
    Adrian> 10th entry.

Well, not really, since the first 8 entries of the array have every
3-bit pattern.  So pos3 & 0x07 will always match one of them.

I agree it would be cleaner to make the loop only go up to 7 though.

 - R.
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