Always load broadcom before tg3

* Hopefully won't cause any problems.

.bin/Scripts/functions/network.py

@@ -37,18 +37,6 @@ def connect_to_network():
             message = 'Connecting to {}...'.format(WIFI_SSID),
             function = run_program,
             cmd = cmd)
-
-    # LAN
-    if not is_connected():
-        # Reload the tg3/broadcom driver (known fix for some Dell systems)
-        try_and_print(message='Reloading drivers...', function=reload_tg3)
-        
-        # Rebuild conkyrc
-        shutil.copyfile(
-            '/etc/skel/.conkyrc',
-            '{HOME}/.conkyrc'.format(**global_vars['Env']))
-        cmd = ['{HOME}/.update_conky'.format(**global_vars['Env'])]
-        run_program(cmd, check=False)
     
 def is_connected():
     """Check for a valid private IP."""
@@ -79,13 +67,6 @@ def speedtest():
     output = [(a, float(b), c) for a, b, c in output]
     return ['{:10}{:6.2f} {}'.format(*line) for line in output]
 
-def reload_tg3():
-    """Reload tg3 module as a workaround for some Dell systems."""
-    run_program(['sudo', 'modprobe', '-r', 'tg3'])
-    run_program(['sudo', 'modprobe', 'broadcom'])
-    run_program(['sudo', 'modprobe', 'tg3'])
-    sleep(5)
-
 if __name__ == '__main__':
     print("This file is not meant to be called directly.")
 

.linux_items/include/airootfs/etc/modprobe.d/broadcom.conf

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+softdep tg3 pre: broadcom