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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: hackers@FreeBSD.ORG, julian@ref.tfs.com
Subject: Re: need some info
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>how are ports on teh boca bords shown in /dev?

>I'm adding entries in devfs for them in the boca driver
>but I have no idea what to call them?
>are they sio?
>ttyb[1-8]
>?
>what?

    ttyd[0-v], ttyid[0-v], ttyld[0-v], cuaa[0-v], cuaia[0-v], cuala[0-v]

just like any other sio device.  All these are badly named :-].

>I guess I'll get on with another driver
>and let someone who understands the boca driver 
>polish up what I've added to it..

What boca driver?  There's one bit in sio flags for !AST.

Bruce