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Hello All.

New to BSD so please excuse my ignorance. Does anyone know if the BT Voyager 100 USB modem can be setup in BSD I know it has a connexant chipset but that is about all. My windows disk works fine but with dual boot it would be nice to use Broadband in my FreeBSD system aswell.

Thanks Dave