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On 19/09/2011, at 23:16, CDP wrote:
> is there any known USB 3.0 Expresscard compatible with FreeBSD ?

I don't know and haven't tried one, but I would guess/hope that they =
should Just Work (=99) so long as you have xhci loaded.

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