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I'm back like a bad penny

I thought I had my modem configured properly, but I was wrong
Can someone tell me what the FreeBSD euivalent to com3 is?
Also, how would I set it up under seyon or minicom?
minicom always gives me the error "/de/modem" not found...

HELP!
All I want to do is be able to dial into a bbs, and occasionally PPP to
my provider...

Once again, thanks for your help

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