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Subject: A truly losing laptop for FreeBSD.
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http://www.toshiba.com/tais/csd/products/portable/tecra/featured/index.htm

And it's sort of sad because this is the kind of *high end* laptop
you'd like to see more FreeBSD users using.  Unfortunately, according
to one BETA tester, he can't even get FreeBSD to recognise the serial
ports on the thing much less the more complex peripherals.  In fact,
it seems to hold the current record for the most things that don't
work under FreeBSD on a single machine. :-)

Anyone have any clues about getting one of these beasties to work?
Do the Nomads have any plans for it?  Thanks!

						Jordan