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> I have a winmodem/soundcard.  I have heard rumors that there is a way to
> install it under freeBSD.
> Is this true?

	If it's a true Winmodem, not in a million years. If it's a 
Packard Bell Sound Card/Modem card you may be able to get it going. 
You'll want to load PNP in.

					Rick


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