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From: John Grimmett <john@uunet.ca>
Subject: Hayes ESP support
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Date: Thu, 23 May 1996 19:36:47 -0400
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Hi,
        The Hayes ESP communication ports appear to be supported in the 2.2
release of FreeBSD.  There is also a lack of any documentation on this 
feature at this time.  Are there any users on this mailing list who have
experience
with the ESP and FreeBSD who can shed any light on how to set up the
hardware and kernel to utilize this configuration.

Thanx,
John