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From: "Steve Wilson" <freebsd-net@aliceclarke.org>
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Subject: Speedtouch internal PCI card support
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I have a freebsd 4.8 machine currently using an old speedtouch USB
device to connect to DSL service.

This works fine so maybe I should leave it alone .. But heyho. I have
notice that Alcatel have now brought out a PCI version of the speedtouch
and I wondered if it is supported by the freebsd driver, but cannot find
any mention of it for freebsd, quite a bit for linux which suggests it
is supported.

Anybody know, or got it working already?

Thanks


Steve Wilson