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> >Is anyone working on, or at least looking at, I2O (http://www.i2osig.com)
> >support for FreeBSD?
> 
> Last I heard, the I2O standard was not open - it was available only
> under NDA and/or in exchange for a bucketload of money.
> 
> Unless this has changed recently, just cross any I2O motherboards off
> your shopping list.
> 

NO need to be so draconian. I have several I2O motherboards running
FreeBSD. It's just not entirely clear how to use the features.



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