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Hello all,

Is there any way to install FreeBSD 5.x on external USB 2.0 drive (using USB
to IDE controller)? How to get FreeBSD to use that drive, if BIOS sees it?
Probably there is no ehci driver in GENERIC kernel, isn't it?

Thanks

lk