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From: Donald Spurgeon <don@atmos.washington.edu>
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To Whom it May Concern,

     Hello, I am going to be buying a new computer very soon, a
Pentium based machine, and am debating the pros and cons of various
buses for devices such as hard disks printers etc.  I know that
you already suport SCSI IDE EIDE & PCI configurations and have been
trying to find out if you do now or will be soon able to suport the
new USB protocals and devices. 

     I am at present running FreeBSD on an old 486 and have been
very happy with the operating system and have a strong desire to
keep using and running this environment so if you will let me know
where you stand on USB I will get the appropriate equipment so that
I can keep running FreeBSD.

Best Regards

Donald A. Spurgeon


P.S.
     My email address is don@atmos.washingtone.edu