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From: Amir Rosenblatt <amir@ns.calyx.com>
To: Chris Odom <chris@digitech.net>
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Subject: Re: Device not configured.
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On Mon, 3 Jun 1996, Chris Odom wrote:

> 
> 	I'm trying to use Kermit on my FreeBSD box.  I have a modem on COM2, which I assumed
> to be /dev/cuaa1.  Whenever I try to "set line /dev/cuaa1", it says "Device not configured".
> 	What do I have to do to make the operating system configure the device correctly to
> recognize that there is a modem sitting on COM2?

This sounds silly but double-check that you have 2 serial ports (sio0 and 
sio1) compiled into your kernel.  I accidentally clipped one out of mine 
and this exact problem drove me nuts until I realized it.

	-Amir