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From: Stephan Galt <ssgalt@yahoo.com>
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I am still at the stage for setting up my first
FreeBSD installation.  

My modem is a winmodem so I downloaded the comms/ltmdm
package and ran pkg_add on it.  All I can find
happened is a new .sh file.  How do I use this to
reconfigure?

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