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Has anyone had experience using dosbox's com port access under FreeBSD?  
Would it be equivalent tot the direct access that DOS and real UART 
provides?  I want to use good old dos app for radio teletype (running 
hamcomm).  The program runs really well under dosbox.  I was wondering 
if anyone has played with com ports.

Thanks,
Chris KQ6UP