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Subject: USB Keyboard and FreeBSD BootMGR
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This may be a catch-22 situtation but, how does one select which operating 
system to boot from using a usb keyboard since it doesn't seem to do anything 
until an operating system is booted and support for usb devices loaded.

TIA,

Mark Jacobs