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From: Sean Bruno <sbruno@miralink.com>
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Subject: Accessing a Macbook in TargetMode
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I placed a shiny new MacBook into Firewire target mode while connected 
to my RELENG_6_2 box and was suprised to see that FreeBSD can't really 
access the disk via sbp().  I'm fairly certain that we don't have access 
to the filesystem under FreeBSD(Apple is hfs?).

Anyone else care to give this a try and report please?

Sean