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Hey,

 

I see that this port is maintained by you.  Hope this email doesn't annoy
you.

 

What drivers are there for the Digium hardware on FreeBSD, I searched the
hardware guide and didn't find any but I can't imaging that the software was
ported over without some hardware support.  I had to use my card on Red Hat
and I would rather use BSD.

 

Thanks,

 

Jared Barneck

Jared@fusionnetworks.com