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Subject: Is there a GigE vision standard frame grabber support on FreeBSD
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Hi all,

has anyone experience with using GigE vision standard based cameras  
and using them under FreeBSD? I am glad for any and all pointers and  
especially if there was someone with first hand experience.

Thanks, --Robert S.