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From: Snob Art Genre <benedict@echonyc.com>
To: Jay Adams <razz@reach.net>
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Subject: Re: modem
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On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Jay Adams wrote:

> I have a modem on com3 in my machine. 

/dev/cuaa2 . . . ok . . .

> I can't seem to get freebsd to see the modem on com3 .

What errors do you get?  How are you attempting to use the modem?  How 
have you told your program where to look for the modem?

>   Do i need to change the com port or is there an easy way to fix this ?

There's probably an easy way -- btw are you sure the com port is
configured right?  That is, IRQ, I/O address, a line in your config file? 

>  J
> 



 Ben