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From: Lorin Lund <lorin_lund@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Need help w/winmodem - ltmdm on Fbsd 5.1
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Other people say it works fine for them but when I
made ltmdm.ko from the ports it refuses to load.  It
reports an undefined symbol: "susers_td"

If anyone has a working ltmdm.ko (working on fbsd 5.1)
I would appreciate if you would just send it to me as
an attachment.

Send to llund@kleenmail.net

Thank you so much!!

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