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Subject: Re: FreeBSD 6.1 and Prism-based wireless cards
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This appears to be the acpi interacting with the card in some bad way. I 
have disabled apci in and now it will do the right thing. I have not yet 
had a chance to debug this further, but will report back when I do.

I also tested this with a Aeronet (now Cisco) card and it would get into 
some kind of infinite wait state (it was not hung as I could remove the 
card, the driver would abort, and thing came back to normal).