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Subject: Writing FreeBSD Device Drivers info needed.
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     I've been tasked to port some SCO drivers to either Linux or
     FreeBSD. I was able to get "Writing Linux Device Drivers" by
     Michael K. Johnson & "Device Driver Basics(Linux)" off the net. 
     Does any similar Documentation exist for FreeBSD? The FreeBSD
     Handbook didn't seem to include the specific details for
     writing/configuring your own driver into the kernel.
     
     Thanks,
        Ed Pease
        ed_pease@cscgt.gsfc.nasa.gov