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> I had a similar situation with an internal drive (Though I don't think I
> had the "medium may have changed" message) and it just came down to a loose
> cable in my case. Do you have the same issue on other computers or other
> USB ports?

Hi and thanks for your reply

I also tested attaching it to another usb: same problem. Unfortunately 
I've only 1 machine with FreeBSD.

Thanks for help!

Pol