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From: Dale Chulhan - Home <dchulhan@uwi.tt>
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Subject: Modem Woes
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I'm using a copy of FreeBSD 3.1 and an Aztec modem.

Alas I have been struggling with my modem over the last couple of days.

Every time I add the other two serial ports sio2 & sio3 and I look at
the boot .. I see a not found messsage.

However, I know its a fact that the modem is com4 in windows.

Is it that I really really have to go do a custom kernel? If so do I
just add the serial ports there or do I have to add pnp support in the
kernel.

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