Several months ago I found out through this list that the current ISDN for BSD package does not support the ISDN protocols in use in the US. It was explained that documentation was lacking for the US ISDN low level protocols. Subsequent to that, some references* to for ISDN in the US were mailed to the list. I was wondering if these resources were enough to begin doing the port to the US protocols?

Also, I could make available account access to a freebsd box which system which could be connected to the serial console of another machine with an USR Sportster TA connected to a a US NT1 switch. This would give someone in Europe the ability to test their code out in the US without incuring international ISDN charges.

-- William

* The two references which seemed to have the most content were Bellcore's site at http://www.bellcore.com/ISDN/ and the North American ISDN Users' Forum at http://www.niuf.nist.gov/misc/niuf.html

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