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Subject: Re: Activehome X10 Interface 
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> 
> You need need any special kernel support for the CM11 interface; you just
      ^^^ DON'T
> talk to it at 4800 bps.  The CM11 is the two-way X10 computer interface
> with the easy-to-use serial interface.

Sigh.  I will learn to type one of these days.  My fingers just can't seem
to keep up!

louie