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Has anyone had any luck in getting a panasonic (MITBISHI) IDE 120mb
floppy to talk to freebsd

I'm using an intel AL440LX motherboards primary IDE channel with the
drive set to master.
kernel lists it at boot time but gives it no device name

using freebsd 2.2.1-RELEASE

in case you hadn't guessed there is also a SCSI HD
this is on an ADAPTEC 2940AU card.