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From: Jim Durham <durham@w2xo.pgh.pa.us>
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Thanks to Michael Smith, Vinnay Bannai and Stefan Esser, who replied
to my posting.

Michael Smith wrote:
> 
> Spot on.  If you boot with '-v' you will get a listing of the
> vendor and board ID numbers, which you can plug in there.  Could you
> please let us know what these numbers are when you've got them so
> that other people can benefit?  Either mail the hardware list, or
> send the details straight to Stefan (se@freebsd.org).
> 

I will attempt to do same and Stefan, I will get you the info on
the marketing name, etc.

Have to wait until I have time to attack it this weekend.

Thanks,
Jim Durham