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From: Don Whiteside <freelist@elf.kendall.mdcc.edu>
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Subject: LAT support
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  I know, I know... could I come up with anything more obscure?

  Someone just dropped an old DECserver 200/MC on my lap that would be 
nice to use for some cruddy little dialup, but it (a) needs a loader for 
the software when it boots up and (2) only does LAT connection. Anyone 
ever program any LAT support for FreeBSD?
  (I will refrain from holding my head underwater waiting for a 
resounding "YES!")