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From: Phil Gilley <pgilley@metronet.com>
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Subject: Defender 1000
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Has anyone had any success getting a Defender 1000 working with
FreeBSD 2.1.7-RELEASE on an ASUS motherboard (using the on board
serial ports) and a USR Courier modem?  After callback, the
DTE/Terminal speed doesn't want to work at anything but 9600
baud even though I have getty configured for 38400 (the maximum
the Defender supports).  I had this working for years on an old
Sparc 2, but FreeBSD just isn't happy with it.

Phil Gilley
pgilley@metronet.com