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FreeBSD:

    Hi.  I am wanting to install FreeBSD onto my system.  My main
struggle is that I need to know if it supports Plug-N-Play Hardware.  My
SupraExpress 33.6 modem is Plug-N-Play and I use it to connect to the
net.  I would be using it in FreeBSD.  Is there anything I can do to get
FreeBSD to since my Plug-N-Play modem?  Please say yes.  Thanks!


Christopher Rhodes