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[Stefan Güls <sguels AT gmx.net>]

>However, first you will need to replace the BL2 kernel
>(zimage) -- it does not support ISDN.  You should probably use the
>bare.i kernel (bzimage) from Slackware 7.1.  You should also get
>the isdn module from Slackware 7.1 (in the misc directory).

...

>f you get ISDN working on BL2, please report back here so that
>ther users can benefit from your experience.

Thanks for the roadmap so far, I'll keep you informed about the progresses.
Since ISDN is pretty much standard in Germany, there's also a big
community of Linux enthusiasts dealing with it, so I'm optimistic to get
that going...

But for my better understanding: Why did the modem quit functioning?
Although it's an internal one, it was adressed by /dev/ttys1 (Com2).
Why does this interact with an ISA-Card being added...???
Which part of the OS is confused? kernel or user ;-) ??

Greetings,
Stefan