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Date: Sun, 02 Mar 1997 17:15:27 -0700
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I was running FreeBSD with Windows 95 on a partitioned drive. Everything

in BSD was running fine, I could detect my modem(sio2) in BSD and use it

to connect to the Internet. A couple of days ago I removed Windows 95
from my hard drive. Now when I boot up into BSD my modem is no longer
found. It says
sio2: not found at 0x3e8. When before it was able to find it at that
location just fine. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Anthony