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> 	Have FreeBSD any support for protocol X.25, for example,
> a driver for Eicon-card. We have a telematics Swich, and the clients
> X.28 incomming havent E-mail access. What to do?

Eicon, the Canadian company that makes X.25 boards?

Check the -hackers list archives.  I remember someone posting
that they had a driver.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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