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From: rbirling@ee.umr.edu (Robert Henry Birlingmair)
Subject: FreeBSD 1.1b sio problem
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 1994 05:14:43 GMT
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I am running the FreeBSD 1.1 BETA binaries on my 486DX2-66
with 8 M of RAM.  I am currently trying to set up my modem to
use slip.  The problem I have is that FreeBSD doesn't want
to recognize my modem.  It is a Supra 14.4k internal modem.
It is set up as COM2, at x2F8, irq 3.  When FreeBSD boots
it says 'sio1 not found'.  I had the same problem with
FreeBSD 1.0e.  Before it would recognize the port after a 
cold boot, but not a warm boot, and now it won't recognize 
it at all.  It recognizes sio0 which is a regular COM port
connected to my mouse.  Does anyone know why this is?
Thanks.

Bob Birlingmair
rbirling@ee.umr.edu
University of Missouri - Rolla