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From: Paul Merchlewicz <bjlpcm@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Zoom Modem FreeBSD 5.1
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Hi,

I just installed FreeBSD on my Inspiron 7000 laptop and I noticed that when my 
Zoom 2975L modem is inserted I get a kernel panic (with the stock generic 
kernel).  This happens when I insert it and then boot or when I insert it 
after booting is complete.  I have also recently found that if I do a warm 
boot from my Windows session, FreeBSD can correctly detect and configure the 
modem and not have a kernel panic.  I guess I was wondering if there was some 
way to have FreeBSD detect the card without having to first boot windows.  
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Paul