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Subject: Re: kldload uhci, system grinds to halt
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After filling sticks with zeros, 
and writing data again on them, 
cannot replicate.

Maybe usb sticks were to blame.

One was brand new, possibly loaded
with some "helpful" software, and other
contained broken OpenBSD install.

Thanks for attention.

best regards, 
- Jakub Lach

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