Using a suggestion that I found in one of my previous links, I searched my kernel source for the phrase "set_mac_address". I ran this command on my source folder: Code: grep -lir "set_mac_address" /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.28/drivers/net/*
These are the wireless results, I omitted the non-wireless results and cleaned it up to be just a list of drivers. Code: airo
arlan
atmel
hostap
ipw2100
ipw2200
libertas
libertas_tf
prism54
strip.c <-- (I don't know what this is.)
wavelan
wavelan_cs
zd1201
Keep in mind, this is just the open source drivers. There may be drivers supplied by the chip manufactures that are also capable. This also only applies to the "set_mac_address" command.
Here is a page with more info on those drivers: Drivers - Linux Wireless
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