atom feed29 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-questionsRe: ISDN devices supported?
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Bertus PretoriusFeb 7, 1996 10:42 pm 
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Bertus PretoriusFeb 8, 1996 11:43 am 
Terry LambertFeb 8, 1996 12:17 pm 
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Hellmuth MichaelisFeb 9, 1996 12:04 am 
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Terry LambertFeb 9, 1996 8:27 am 
Gary KlineFeb 9, 1996 11:23 am 
Terry LambertFeb 9, 1996 11:45 am 
Petri HeleniusFeb 9, 1996 12:07 pm 
Craig JohnstonFeb 9, 1996 12:34 pm 
Darryl OkahataFeb 9, 1996 2:23 pm 
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Terry LambertFeb 9, 1996 4:34 pm 
Archie CobbsFeb 9, 1996 10:27 pm 
Hellmuth MichaelisFeb 10, 1996 3:49 am 
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Hellmuth MichaelisFeb 11, 1996 2:09 am 
Terry LambertFeb 11, 1996 12:28 pm 
Terry LambertFeb 11, 1996 12:36 pm 
Larry DolinarFeb 12, 1996 1:43 pm 
Subject:Re: ISDN devices supported?
From:Terry Lambert (ter@lambert.org)
Date:Feb 11, 1996 12:28:56 pm
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-questions

How about a 32 bit NDIS CAPI driver for the card?

No.

And no for almost any card i know of. They simply supply you with a CAPI because almost every (ISDN-aware) application (data/telephone/cept/ X.25/video) speaks CAPI and _not_ NDIS or ODI.

Also available are NDIS interfaces to CAPI, but the CAPI still runs in real mode.

This is disappointing. Don't the card manufacturer's realize the penalty for running in a VM86() on a modern OS, like WinNT, UNIX, NetWare, or Win95?

Terry Lambert ter@lambert.org

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