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Date: Wed, 30 Oct 1996 23:15:15 -0500
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From: webdude@fiber-net.com (Mark DeWar)
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As a newbie to Freebsd the docs seemed good. However there was really not
much refering to it on ftping it to a system. I could not get the modem to
dial at all. I found no info on what to look for. Plus the term has only two
commands avail. and to a newbie it is confusing and frustrating. More
troubleshooting guides would be a GREAT benefit.
thanks
Mark DeWar
Taking One Day At A Time,
Valium By The Dozen.