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From: Kyle Wayman <kwayman@tomservo.ee.calpoly.edu>
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Subject: Motorolla Bitsurfer
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I have checked the FreeBSD FAQ and it says that the bitsurfer will
definitely work, but are there any step-by-step instructions for
people who are new to ISDN and are having trouble getting the card
(yes, it's internal) to work. (like me)  :)

-Kyle



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