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From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Hansj=F6rg_?= Hofer <elec@dns.cenida.it>
Subject: Help modem
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I want to use my old internal Modem with a Rockwell (91) RC144DP
Chipset Uart 8250 on my FreeBSD v2.1.5 Computer.
The Setings of the modem are com2 02f8 and Interrupt 3.
I have set this in the menu with -c ,visual sio1 02f8 and I 3.
But on the boot i can see sio1: at 02f8 not found.
What can i do ?? (I have read the FAQ and some other help files without
results )
Windows find the modem !

ThanX 
	by ELEC