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From: Guido van Rooij <guido@gvr.org>
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Subject: longshine isdn lcs-8051
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Is this (Cologne HFC-S PCI A Chipset based) card supported?
Apparently, this chipset is able to be used in NT (vs TE) mode
making it suitable for homegrown PBX use. Is this at all supported
in FreeBSD? (the file layer1/ihfc/i4b_ihfc_drv.c seems to point
at that direction: the comment just above ihfc_control() says:
 *      Flag:
 *              1: reset and unlock chip (at boot only)
 *              2: prepare for shutdown  (at shutdown only)
 *              3: reset and resume
 *              4: select TE-mode        (boot default)
 *              5: select NT-mode        (only HFC-S/SP/PCI)
)

-Guido