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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: hackers@FreeBSD.org, jim@reptiles.org
Subject: Re: AST 4 port, pppd and FreeBSD 2.0--950412-SNAP
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>my first problem is that the AST 4 port card, although recognized
>by the kernel on boot, does not seem to talk to the modems i have
>connected to the ports.  did something possibly slip in the -current
>stuff?

Nothing related to AST 4 ports is supposed to have changed significantly
lately.

>also, i have modems on sio0 and sio1.

>pppd seems to run fine on either port, however, if i want to do
>two conncurrent pppd's it doesn't seem to allocate the next ppp device
>in the kernel.

Only one ppp and on sl pseudo device are allocated in the GENERIC
configuration, unfortunately.

Bruce