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I am trying to install FreeBSD over a FTP connection, and I have 
been unable to get it to recognise my PnP modem.  I set it in the 
kernel configuration at the com port address and IRQ identified by 
BIOS and it is never found.  Any ideas?

             Gil Seward

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