On Mon, 26 Feb 2007, Tang Tse wrote:
> Yes, it's up. Maybe an unsupported usb chipset?
unsupported devices show up in the dmesg as "not configured". So your
USB hardware might be broken, or maybe it is hiding behind an PCI
bridge or something like that (though that is pure speculation). Try
booting a snapshotd bsd.rd to see what that demsg shows in that case.-Otto
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