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From: Jason Ledbetter <jledbetter@actware.com>
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Subject: BSDI Programs under FreeBSD
Date: Sun, 14 Sep 1997 05:39:45 -0400
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I'm trying to run a BSD/OS program that wants to talk to /dev/kbd. Is
there a FreeBSD equivilant of /dev/kbd? It won't be fooled by linking it
to stdin, tty, console, null, creating empy files, etc.... ;) Any
suggestions would be great.

Jason Ledbetter
Network Technical Specialist
Applied Computer Technologies