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:Ok I have made a slight progress. It seems that the BIOS was configured to :always use USB 2.0 (480Mbps), after switching to 12Mbps, the drive got :recognized by the kernel at /dev/cd8 but mountroot still failed (and :keyboard didnt work). Why cd8? I guess this is related to not using ehci :by default. Why are we still not supporting USB 2.0 out of the box? : :Cheers, :Petr Ach. It's my fault. USB devices assign units starting at 8 so as not to create confusion with da/cd assignments from AHCI or SILI. The boot code tries da8 automatically but doesn't try cd8 automatically. Easy to fix. I'll have a commit in place in a few minutes. I do not know why the keyboard isn't working. -Matt Matthew Dillon <dillon@backplane.com>