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Subject: Re: Strange net errors: how can I trace it?
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> Does that mean it has an ESP UART chip?  If so try adding:
> options COM_ESP
> to your kernel and recompiling.

What mean this????

The name of my modem is "Communicator 56k ESP-2", but I don't think that
this apply to th UART (which is the serail-chip inside the motherboard).

Anyway, I'll try this solution.

Thanks. =3D)

Paolo



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