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Subject: Re: Support for Ubiquiti PoE
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> On 5 Dec 2016, at 13:25, Piotr Kubaj <pkubaj@iq.pl> wrote:
>=20
> I also wanted to buy PoE to run *BSD (except it was OpenBSD) and was =
dissapointed when asking about it. Basically, if you can spend money on =
PoE, just buy PC-Engines APU2, or ERL and some switch.

Thanks Piotr. I got the PoE so that some devices could get powered from =
it instead of needing their own mains sockets and 5/10V power supplies: =
still hoping to do that. Maybe I will need to hack the Linux drivers =
after all? Hmmm...