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> I've run into an interesting problem in installing FreeBSD 2.2.1 on an
> the following system:

You're using the PAO stuff since the sn0 device isn't supported out of
the box w/normal FreeBSD.  You're best bet is to send mail to the mobile
list and see if you can get Tatsumi-san to respond, since the problems
you are having a specific to the PAO stuff.



Nate