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To: Bernd Rosauer <br@schiele-ct.de>
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Subject: Re: recommended PCMCIA modem card? 
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From: Mike Smith <mike@smith.net.au>
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> I'm happily running FreeBSD on a TP560.  Now I'm looking for some
> PCMCIA modem card.  Yes, I had a look at the hardware compatibility
> list, but I wonder if there is some modem card which people could
> recommend.  A low price isn't my first priority.  I need 33.6 bps,
> and I expect painless operation.  I thought a US Robotics Sporster
> or Courier would make a good choice but I saw some warning that
> troubles had been reported.  So, is there any PCMCIA modem card
> *you* could recommend to me?  I appreciate any hint.

Prettymuch any plain PCCARD modem card will work fine; the current crop 
of USR cards work well, as well as most of the cheaper units around.

mike