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Date: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 00:43:57 +0200
From: Vittorio Mori <vmori@imar.net>
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Subject: Legato "Spinet" ISDN Adapter & FreeBSD .... there is a way ?
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Hello people, this is my first message in this mailing-list (attached
yestarday).

I have a little experience in ISDN in general, I'm making my first
steps. 

My goal is to configure & use a passive ISDN  ISA card in a FreeBSD
environment. I already got the isdn4bsd package and compiled it
successfully. Soon I'll get a Teles s0.16 card to test & play with.

Meantime, I runned into this ISDN card:

http://www.legato.com.hk/g3.htm

And was asking myself if it's possible to use it into the i4b package.

Is it a clone of some supported card ?

Things I know:

It's PnP : is recognised by windoze as "HDCX-TE Siemens reference card"
or something. Valid addresses:

0x100 0x220 0x300 0x3d0 0c3e0

The chipset mounted in is from Siemens (like 90% of these cards?) ...
don't remember the numbers exactly, something like psb 21525 & psb 2186
(hdcx & isac).

The chips are mentioned in the isnd4bsd package, that's why I was
wondering ...


 Thanks for any help,

    Wyk '98

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