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Subject: usb modems and com devices into GENERIC
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I'd like to place the following in GENERIC.  We're getting more and
more questions about these devices that we wouldn't be getting if we
had them compiled in by default.  The really imporant ones are marked
with a '*' below

device		ucom		# *
device		umodem		# *
device		umct
device		uark
device		ubsa
device		ubser
device		uftdi		# *
device		uplcom		# *
device		uvisor
device		uvscom

the cost isn's so much, and we can filter them out from the
installation kernel if size is an issue.

Comments?

Warner