Subject: Modems
To: port mac 68k <port-mac68k@netbsd.org>
From: Kadari Mayson <kmayson@viconet.com>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 01/31/2000 20:16:22
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Hi again. I am using xisp to initiate a remote ppp session (till I can =
get this damn cablemodem), everything seems to be configed correctly =
except for one simple thing; apparently xisp looks for /dev/modem which =
I don't have and I also have access to an i386 FreeBSD shell, and they =
don't have /dev/modem either. Where exactly does /dev/modem reside in =
the tarballs? Also, when I man modems on this FreeBSD shell, I get an =
entry, but no entry is available for me in NetBSD mac68k. There is an =
/etc/modems that you can apparently config as well. Can someone please =
look and see if they have /dev/modem on their system? =20
thanks in advance!
km
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