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From: Marcus Larsson <kore@mindwipe.org>
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Subject: FreeBSD 5 on a Toshiba =?iso-8859-1?q?port=E9g=E9?=7020CT?
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  Hi! Has anyone managed to install FreeBSD 5 on a Toshiba portégé
  7020CT? I have tried both -CURRENT snapshots and 5.X -RELEASE's. I
  get a mystic kernel panic error that doesnt give me much on google
  and mailinglist archives when I search for it.

  I dont think the error is related to ACPI cause disabling ACPI
  doesnt help, it still fails to boot.

  Kind regards, marcus