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Date: Mon, 29 Jul 1996 03:57:46 -0700
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From: mikkyo@cruzio.com (Erik Bjorling)
Subject: ISDN? under FreeBSD
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After reading through the FAQ and searching for drivers I am still confused
about ISDN and FreeBSD.
I understand there are drivers for some German cards but what about the
ever-popular US cards? Is a driver even needed?
I would like to use a Bitsurfer Pro..
If anyone out there has their FreeBSD box on the net via ISDN in the US I
would love to hear how to get such a setup running.