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Hi chaps,

The 750GL looks very similar to the RS Pro, what are the chances of 
getting FreeBSD booted from NAND?  Looks like an AR7240 with 8136(?) 
switch..

(cc'd adrian as AFAIR you're the atheros soc guy?)

Cheers,
Joe