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Does FreeBSD support plug-and-play devices? I may want to install it
sometime in the future (Not right this minute! :-) ) and have my CD-ROM
drive attached to a SoundBlaster 16 Plug and Play sound card. My modem
can be set up as PnP or jumpered for port and IRQ.

Thanks!
--MC