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Subject: Multiport hardware - how is it implemented in source?
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For the multiport hardware supported by BSD currently, is it able to take 
advantage of the processors most of them have built on to reduce 
interrupt load on the system? does anyone have any experience running 16 
28.8 modems off of say a Boca 16 off a 486 running BSD?

Thanks for help or any suggestions,

-Jerry.