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On Thu, 16 Jul 1998, Doug White wrote:

> ... Is FreeBSD next?  
> 
> Someone want to take on a porting project?  (and don't say me, I don't
> have time or the technical expertice.)

Hate to ask, but what is USB, and where can I learn more about it, and the
NetBSD aspect of it?



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