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From: Kevin Day <toasty@dragondata.com>
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Subject: sio with PCI modem/serial device
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We're working on a PCI modem, that is *not* a Winmodem/Softmodem. It has
real uarts and requires no downloading of code to work, I have the people
from the Semiconductor company assuring me of this.

Has anyone made efforts to make sio work with a PCI based uart? Or does this
work already and I just can't figure out how?

Kevin


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