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From: Rob <rob3@pythonemproject.com>
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Subject: Orange Micro IBOT2 USB2 Camera
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Hi,

I have an Orange Micro IBOT2 USB2 Video Camera, and I am interested in 
possibly getting it to work on FreeBSD.  I am running 5.3-RELEASE on a 
Laptop with an Orange Micro USB2 Cardbus with 4 USB2 connectors and a 
power connector for an external power supply.

Right now I am just looking for the correct list to track in order to 
ask questions.  I tried Mobile but half of my responses said that USB 
was the proper list.  Yet, Mobile are the Cardbus and Laptop experts.

I think the knowledge I need is perhaps too cross discipline for any one 
group LOL.

Thanks,  Rob