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Hi,
Is it possible to network two PC running freeBSD via
a serial communication port? How about using the EPP 
instead?
Speed is not a major issue here. I just want a minimum
cost networking between my two PCs. The network will be
used occosionaly to transfer files.

Mohamed Aboutabl
Computer Science Dept,
University of Maryland At College Park.

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