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From: "C.P. Fong" <cpfreg@mail.ece.fjtc.edu.tw>
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Subject: probe supra internal modem
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I have problem to setup the supra internal modem
for the FreeBSD 2.2.5 ( Supra 336i SP ). I believe
my BIOS and internal modem card support PnP.
Since FreeBSD 2.2.5 does not support PnP, I am thinking
to probe certain port manually at the boot up time.

I recompile the kernel to probe for com1, com2, com3, 
com4 , but cannot find any connection to 03F8, 02F8 
03E8, 02E8

Is there any way to detect which port and irq the internal modem 
is using? So I can key in during the boot -c

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CP Fong at ECE Dept. FJTC
cpfreg@mail.ece.fjtc.edu.tw
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