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Subject: USB Zip drive
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Hello All!

I have a USB 250 MB Zip drive that I would like to use with my FreeBSD
workstation. But there is a problem when I hook it up: it is detected before
my SCSI devices are. It therefore becomes da0 which is a Bad Thing since
that is where my root partition is supposed to be. Therefore I would like to
be able to either a) have it detected _after_ my SCSI devices or b) be able
to hot plug it. Does anyone know how I might go about accomplishing either a
or b?

Thanks!

Ian Cartwright
Senior Engineer
Raymond James Associates
icartwright@it.rjf.com


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