Whoops, now I'm confused:

On 11-Sep-97 Leo Weppelman wrote:
>I'm not sure when the ser01 port entered the NetBSD universe exactly, but
>in -current it is supported.

On 17-Sep-97 Leo Weppelman wrote:
>      text     devicename    driver   chip       supported  see note#
>      ===============================================================
>      serial1  /dev/ser01             68901       No
>      serial2  /dev/ser02     zs0     ZS8530      Yes        1
>      modem1   /dev/mdm01     ser0    68901       Yes        2/3
>      modem2   /dev/mdm02     zs0     ZS8530      Yes
>

So whis which port is not supported? serial1 or modem1?

I'm assuming the serial1 port is the one that is not supported. Why is it so?
Maybe this is a stupid question, but is the needed driver for that port so much
different from the ones already in existence or isn't it just worthwhile to
write a driver? Please don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting that anyone
writes the driver --- it's just curiosity.

Greetings

Mike

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