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Subject: GPRS/UMTS device for a FreeBSD notebook ?
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Hello all,

I've already google'd for a while on this topic but could not really find 
information about what GPRS/UMTS/WLAN expresscard or USB device runs fine on 
a FreeBSD notebook regarding drivers available and configuration.

Actually I wanted to buy an Option Globetrotter Express (ExpressCard) but it 
seems there might be issues with FreeBSD.

Are there any recommendations on with which hardware get GPRS/UMTS/WLAN 
running on a FreeBSD notebook ?

Many thanks in advance.

Tom