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Hi Christophe,

> I wanted to know who is in charge of the FreeBSD Pegasos Port
> if anyone?

  I don't think anyone has put up their hand for that. There's
been a number of posts on the subject, and the port doesn't look
too difficult if people want to give it a try.

later,

Peter.