I fixed this by commenting out the 'ipconfig' line, and calling the
configure_networking function. I also had to make that function look
for net-*.conf, instead of net-${DEVICE}.conf, since by default it looks
at eth0 (because it sources the initramfs.conf, which sets DEVICE=eth0).
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ipconfig binary (from klibc-utils) destroys the network stack with Broadcom
5721 using the tg3 module
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305180
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