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Subject: Serial ATA Support (Sil 3112A)
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Hi.

I just bought a new computer and trying to install FreeBSD. It seems like 
FreeBSD (4.8) don't support my card or find my disks. When using lsdev 
(during boot, before loading kernel) i can see the disks as:
Disk1: DOS Drive C:
Disk2: DOS Drive D:

But when booting kernel and looking at dmesg, i can't find them.

Can anyone help me?


Regards,
Anders
Norway