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From: Bob Shadley <bob.shadley@transtech.cc>
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Subject: Internal Modem Question that works with freebsd
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Looking for help to find an internal modem that works with freebsd in 
the $20 unit cost range.  The modem source would need to be reliable 
given it is for a new project that will have on going quantity requirements.

Bob Shadley
bob.shadley@tti.cc