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This is what was removed:
- configuration in /etc/isdn
- examples
- man pages
- kernel configuration
- sys/i4b (drivers, layers, include files)
- user space tools
- i4b support from ppp
- further documentation

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$FreeBSD: src/share/examples/isdn/README,v 1.15 2002/08/12 07:53:55 hm Exp $

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                                  isdn4bsd
                                  ========

                         Version 1.04.00 / August 2002

                                 written by:

			     Hellmuth Michaelis
                               Hallstrasse 20
                             D-25462 Rellingen

                           voice: +49 4101 473574
                            fax: +49 4101 473575
                           email: hm@@freebsd.org

                                    -----

                          The isdn4bsd package is:

     Copyright (c) 1997, 2002 by Hellmuth Michaelis. All rights reserved. 

        The standard FreeBSD license applies, for details see the file 
                   /usr/share/examples/etc/bsd-style-copyright

                                    -----

                   isdn4bsd would not be what it is without
                      the help and support of many people,
                              see file ThankYou !

                                    -----

        Vote with your wallet: in case you want to buy new ISDN hardware,
          buy it from manufacturers who support the development of i4b,
             for a list of supporters have a look at file ThankYou!

                                    -----

                       This package is postcard-ware:
                       ==============================

        The (for laywer infected places: optional) license fee for using
            isdn4bsd is sending a picture postcard of your home town.
                 My address can be found at the top of this file.


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Contents:
---------
	1.  Disclaimer
	2.  What is isdn4bsd ?
        3.  Which BSD's are supported ?
	4.  Which ISDN cards are supported ?
	5.  Where do i find documentation for isdn4bsd ?
	6.  How do i install isdn4bsd ?
	7.  Where do i get support for isdn4bsd ?
	8.  Where do i get commercial support for isdn4bsd ?
	9.  How can i help and/or support isdn4bsd ?
	10. How do i report bugs ?
	11. Is there a mailing-list available for isdn4bsd ?
	12. Where can i get isdn4bsd ?
	13. What is the reward for reading everything in this file ?


1. Disclaimer:
--------------

  It may be illegal in your country to connect an isdn4bsd based machine 
  using a passive ISDN card to the ISDN at your site because the protocol 
  stack of isdn4bsd, which is necessary to run passive cards, has not been 
  approved by the telecommunication certification authority of your country. 
  If in doubt, please contact your local ISDN provider !


  THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND
  ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
  IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
  ARE DISCLAIMED.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE
  FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
  DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
  OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
  HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
  LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
  OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
  SUCH DAMAGE.


2. What is isdn4bsd ?
---------------------

Isdn4bsd (or in short i4b) is a package for interfacing a computer running
FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD or BSD/OS to the ISDN.

The only ISDN protocol currently supported by the drivers for passive cards
is the BRI protocol specified in I.430, Q.921 and Q.931; better known as 
DSS1 or Euro-ISDN.

Other ISDN Protocols may be / are supported by the microcode of the supported
active ISDN cards.

Isdn4bsd allows you to make IP network connections by using either IP packets
sent in raw HDLC frames on the B channel or by using built-in synchronous PPP
(or using userland ppp, this is experimental and only available for FreeBSD).

For telephony, isdn4bsd can answer incoming phone calls like an answering 
machine and now has preliminary dialout capabilities for voice and data calls.


3. Which BSD's are supported ?
------------------------------

FreeBSD:
--------

	FreeBSD-STABLE and FreeBSD-CURRENT is supported
	by this version of isdn4bsd.

	I4b was integrated into FreeBSD in January 1999, so it is part
	of the base FreeBSD system since FreeBSD 3.x.

	Please take the time to read the available documentation carefully.


NetBSD/i386:
------------
	The NetBSD specific support and the Diehl driver was written by 
	Martin Husemann, (martin@@netbsd.org). Isdn4bsd was integrated
	into the NetBSD tree in January 2001, please have a look at
	http://www.de.netbsd.org/Documentation/network/isdn/ for more
	information.

NetBSD/Amiga:
-------------
	The NetBSD/Amiga specific support was done by Ignatios Souvatzis,
	(is@@netbsd.org).

NetBSD/Atari:
-------------
	The NetBSD/Atari specific support was done by Leo Weppelman,
	(leo@@netbsd.org).

NetBSD/Alpha:
-------------
	This port is still experimental!

	The NetBSD/Alpha specific support was done by Jan-Hinrich Fessel,
	(oskar@@zippo.unna.ping.de)

OpenBSD/i386:
-------------
	Nikolay Sturm (sturm@@physik.rwth-aachen.de) sent in patches to
	support OpenBSD/i386 2.6, they are still experimental and since
	i don't run OpenBSD i have no idea on the state of affairs.

BSD/OS:
-------
	The BSD/OS 4.0 specific support was done by Bert Driehuis. The
	support is not yet complete. Please contact Bert directly in case
	of questions regarding this at driehuis@@playbeing.org.


4. Which ISDN cards are supported ?
-----------------------------------

	For a list of supported ISDN cards, please have a look at
	the file "SupportedCards".

	Please have a look at the ReleaseNotes file !


5. Where do i find documentation for isdn4bsd ?
-----------------------------------------------

- in case you are upgrading from previous versions of isdn4bsd, have a
  look at the ReleaseNotes file in the top level directory for major
  changes and improvements.

- For installation instructions have a look at the isdn4bsd handbook
  available online at http://people.freebsd.org/~hm/i4b-home/

- isdn4bsd has a homepage at http://www.freebsd-support.de/i4b/ where i
  will try to maintain links to docs, updates and errata.

- Every program and every driver has a man page.
  Hint: try "apropos isdn4bsd", it displays all available manual pages.

- The file Overview contains a short technical overview of the inner 
  workings of isdn4bsd.

- The file Resources contains URL's and ISBN's to more interesting ISDN 
  related stuff.


6. How do i install isdn4bsd ?
------------------------------

Read the installation instructions in the isdn4bsd handbook which is
available online at http://people.freebsd.org/~hm/i4b-home/

In case they are incomplete, unclear, wrong or outdated, please send me an 
update for inclusion into a future distribution!


7. Where do i get support for isdn4bsd ?
----------------------------------------

Please send all questions regarding the installation, configuration
and setup of isdn4bsd to the isdn4bsd mailing list (see below).

Please do not send me private mail asking for help with the installation, 
configuration and setup of isdn4bsd: due to the amount of mail of this 
type i'm no longer able to reply to those mails.

Before sending mail asking for help, PLEASE (!) read the supplied
documentation, the examples, the handbook, the manual pages and the FAQ !

I will support and help with isdn4bsd as my time permits it. Please 
keep in mind that in this case support is given on a voluntary basis
and your questions might not be answered immediately.

Also, i strongly recommend subscribing to the mailing list mentioned below.

Due to the experience gained supporting the predecessor of isdn4bsd, let
me please clearly state that there is no guarantee that your bug will be
fixed within some specific amount of time, in fact there is no guarantee 
that your bug will be fixed at all; i'll do my best but there might be
more important things going on in my life than giving free support for
isdn4bsd. 

Some bugs seem to occur only in certain environments and are not 
reproduceable here without access to the equipment you are connected
to or other equipment like ISDN simulators (which i don't get access to
for free): in this case you are the only person being able to trace down
the bug and fix it.

There is a web page for i4b at http://www.freebsd-support.de/i4b/ available
where i will put bugfixes, updates and contributions. In particular it has
an "errata" page, where you should look in case you have problems with i4b.


8.  Where do i get commercial support for isdn4bsd ?
----------------------------------------------------

In case you want to pay for support, maintenance, enhancements, extensions
to isdn4bsd or whatever else you may need, it is possible to hire me for
reasonable rates through my employer HCS GmbH; in this case please contact 
me for details at hm@@hcs.de and/or look at http://www.freebsd-support.de


9. How can i help and/or support isdn4bsd ?
-------------------------------------------

Send a postcard! :-)

I'm open for constructive suggestions, bugreports, fixes, patches, 
enhancements and comments to improve isdn4bsd.

Please send all questions regarding the installation, configuration
and setup of isdn4bsd to the isdn4bsd mailing list. 

Please send flames to /dev/null and/or start writing your own ISDN package.

Isdn4bsd is a project on a voluntary basis and writing and supporting
communication systems like isdn4bsd costs much money and much time.

Any contribution in terms of equipment, cards, documentation, cash
and/or daytime payed work on isdn4bsd will be highly appreciated!

You can help by not only reporting bugs, but by sending in a patch for
the problem together with a bugreport.

In case you cannot fix something yourself, please describe your problem
as detailed as possible, include information which version of an operating
system you are running, which ISDN board you are using, to which kind
of ISDN equipment (like the brand of PBX) you are connected etc. etc.

In case you want to get a currently unsupported card supported, write a
low level driver for it yourself and submit it. In case you can't write
it yourself there is a good chance to get it supported if you can donate
one of those cards and - if at all possible - docs for it.


10. How do i report bugs ?
--------------------------

Please submit patches ONLY as context diffs (diff -c)!

I vastly prefer receiving bug fixes and enhancements that are clearly
differentiated. I don't always know what to do with large patches that
contain many bugs and enhances folded into the same context diffs. 

Please keep it to one fix or enhancement per patch!

If your change modifies the external interface of an isdn4bsd program,
i.e. more config options, command-line switches, new programs, etc., 
then please also include patches for the manual pages and documentation.

Thank you!


11. Is there a mailing-list available for isdn4bsd ?
---------------------------------------------------

There is a mailing list available at

        freebsd-isdn@@freebsd.org

The list is maintained by majordomo, so i.e. to subscribe,
send a mail with the text

        subscribe freebsd-isdn
        
in the message body sent to

        majordomo@@freebsd.org

This mailing list is NOT (!) FreeBSD specific, everyone is welcome there!


12. Where can i get isdn4bsd ?
------------------------------

The isdn4bsd package is part of FreeBSD since FreeBSD 3.0-RELEASE so you
get isdn4bsd where you can get FreeBSD: http://www.freebsd.org

Isdn4bsd has its own homepage at

	http://www.freebsd-support.de/i4b/



13. What is the reward for reading everything in this file ?
------------------------------------------------------------

Have fun!
hellmuth
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      Note: This is a modified README from the isdn4bsd 0.96.00 version. 

      In December 1998, i4b was integrated into the FreeBSD sourcetree
      and so the following parts about FreeBSD may not apply completely
      anymore. 

      For information of how isdn4bsd is integrated into FreeBSD now, please
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	FreeBSD-current, but not to FreeBSD-stable. In case you like to
	run the latest i4b version on FreeBSD-stable, i suggest to 
	upgrade via the scripts found in the FreeBSD directory of the
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	the other available documentation carefully. Thank you!
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- For installation instructions have a look under the the FreeBSD, NetBSD
  and OpenBSD directories, each of these contains a file "INSTALLATION"
  which describes the installation procedure for isdn4bsd on those operating
  systems.
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- handbook/i4b.ps contains a handbook for isdn4bsd describing how i4b is
  unpacked, configured, compiled and run on a FreeBSD system. With minor
  differences this applies to the other supported Operating Systems as
  well.

- Every program has a man page in the respective subdirectory and every 
  driver has a man page in the "man" subdirectory. All the man pages are 
  installed by running "make install" so its very easy to access them
  (hint: try "apropos isdn4bsd" after you installed isdn4bsd, it displays
   all available manual pages).
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- misc/Overview contains a short technical overview of the inner workings 
  of isdn4bsd.
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- misc/Resources contains URL's and ISBN's to more interesting ISDN related
  stuff.
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The handbook contains detailed installation instructions for FreeBSD.

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The isdn4bsd package is available from:

	ftp://i4b.consol.de/pub

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     Copyright (c) 1997, 2000 by Hellmuth Michaelis. All rights reserved. 
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The only ISDN protocol currently supported is the BRI protocol specified in
I.430, Q.921 and Q.931; better known as DSS1 or Euro-ISDN.  
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	FreeBSD >= 4.1 and FreeBSD 5.x-CURRENT is supported
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	FreeBSD 4.0 might run with minor tweaks.

	FreeBSD <= 3.x is not supported by this release anymore.

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	Martin Husemann, (martin@@netbsd.org). 

	Since i do not intend to run NetBSD and/or Diehl cards, i suggest
	contacting him in case of problems in this two areas. 

	Martin has NetBSD/i386 running and is supporting isdn4bsd for
	that platform as his time permits it.
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     Copyright (c) 1997, 1999 by Hellmuth Michaelis. All rights reserved. 
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	FreeBSD >= 3.1 and FreeBSD 4.x (FreeBSD-current) is supported
	by this version of isdn4bsd. 
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	FreeBSD 3.0 and FreeBSD <= 2.x are NOT supported anymore!
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	of FreeBSD-current and FreeBSD 3.x.
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	FreeBSD-current, but not to FreeBSD 3.x. In case you like to
	run the latest i4b version on FreeBSD >= 3.1, i recommend to 
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	Martin Husemann, (martin@@rumolt.teuto.de). Since i do not intend
	to run NetBSD and/or Diehl cards, i suggest contacting him in 
	case of problems in this two areas. 
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	I have tested OpenBSD/i386 2.5 with isdn4bsd 0.83 and a Teles 16.3.
	The interest in this was nearly equal to zero so no further testing
	of any OpenBSD release with any isdn4bsd release was done.
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$FreeBSD$
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                         Version 1.00.00 / May 2001
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                           email: hm@@freebsd.org
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     Copyright (c) 1997, 2001 by Hellmuth Michaelis. All rights reserved. 
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        The standard FreeBSD license applies, for details see the file 
                   /usr/share/examples/etc/bsd-style-copyright
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                              see file ThankYou !
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             for a list of supporters have a look at file ThankYou!
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The only ISDN protocol currently supported by the drivers for passive cards
is the BRI protocol specified in I.430, Q.921 and Q.931; better known as 
DSS1 or Euro-ISDN.

Other ISDN Protocols may be / are supported by the microcode of the supported
active ISDN cards.
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	FreeBSD-STABLE and FreeBSD-CURRENT is supported
	by this version of isdn4bsd.
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	of the base FreeBSD system since FreeBSD 3.x.
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	Please take the time to read the available documentation carefully.
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	Martin Husemann, (martin@@netbsd.org). Isdn4bsd was integrated
	into the NetBSD tree in January 2001, please have a look at
	http://www.de.netbsd.org/Documentation/network/isdn/ for more
	information.
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	Nikolay Sturm (sturm@@physik.rwth-aachen.de) sent in patches to
	support OpenBSD/i386 2.6, they are still experimental and since
	i don't run OpenBSD i have no idea on the state of affairs.
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	the file "SupportedCards".
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- For installation instructions have a look at the isdn4bsd handbook
  available online at http://people.freebsd.org/~hm/
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- isdn4bsd has a homepage at http://www.freebsd-support.de/i4b/ where i
  will try to maintain links to docs, updates and errata.
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- Every program and every driver has a man page.
  Hint: try "apropos isdn4bsd", it displays all available manual pages.

- The file Overview contains a short technical overview of the inner 
  workings of isdn4bsd.

- The file Resources contains URL's and ISBN's to more interesting ISDN 
  related stuff.
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Read the installation instructions in the isdn4bsd handbook which is
available online at http://people.freebsd.org/~hm/
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The isdn4bsd package is part of FreeBSD since FreeBSD 3.0-RELEASE so you
get isdn4bsd where you can get FreeBSD: http://www.freebsd.org
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(or using userland ppp, this is experimental and only available in FreeBSD).
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	FreeBSD-current, but not to FreeBSD 3.x - this means that 
	FreeBSD 3.x now has a relatively old version of i4b in its tree
	and i recommend for FreeBSD 3.x users to upgrade via the scripts
	found in the FreeBSD directory of the i4b ftp release.

	FreeBSD 2.2.x is no longer actively supported by i4b but there is
	a good chance that this release will compile and run under 2.2.x.

	I4b version 0.8x is the last i4b release which has support for 
	FreeBSD < 3.x !
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	Please take the time to read the file FreeBSD/INSTALLATION (and 
	the other available documentation) carefully. Thank you!
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	OpenBSD/i386 2.5 (and only 2.5!) is supported by isdn4bsd. I've 
	just tested it with the Teles 16.3 card and i am not using
	it daily, so please let me hear how it works for you and which 
	cards you were able to use.
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	YES - card is supported for this OS
	NO  - card is NOT supported for this OS
	EXP - card is in an experimental status for this OS
	DEV - card driver is under development
	??? - card status is unknown for this OS


  Type (passive, ISA)	FreeBSD	NetBSD	OpenBSD	BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------	-------	------	-----------------------
  AVM A1		YES	YES	???	???		
  AVM Fritz!CardClassic YES	YES	???	???
  Creatix ISDN-S0/8	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/8 )
  Creatix ISDN-S0/16	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/16 )
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy 1008	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/8 )
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy 1016	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/16 )
  ELSA PCC-16		YES	???	???	???	(Note 14)
  ITK ix1 micro		YES	YES	???	???	(Note 13)
  Stollmann Tina-pp	YES	YES	???	???
  Teles S0/8		YES	YES	???	???
  Teles S0/16		YES	YES	???	???
  Teles S0/16.3		YES	YES	YES	YES	(Note 4)
  3Com/USR SportsterInt	YES	YES	???	???	( = Stollmann Tina-pp )

  Type (passive, ISAPnP)FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  AVM Fritz!Card PnP	YES	NO	NO	NO	(Note 1)
  Asuscom I-IN100-ST-DV ???	???	???	???	( = Dynalink IS64PH )
  Asuscom ISDNlink 128K YES	???	???	???	(Note 16)
  Creatix ISDN-S0 PnP	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 2)
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy GO@@	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 2)
  Dynalink IS64PH	???	???	???	YES	(Note 11)
  ELSA 1000pro ISA	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 3)
  ITK ix1 micro V.3	YES	???	???	???	(Note 13)
  Sagem Cybermod	YES	YES	???	???	( = Niccy GO@@ )
  Sedlbauer Win Speed	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 9)
  Siemens I-Surf 2.0	YES	NO	NO	NO	(Note 15)
  Teles S0 PnP		???	???	???	???	(Note 5)
  3Com USR PnP internal DEV	NO	NO	NO	(under development)


  Type (passive, PCI)	FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  ELSA 1000pro PCI	YES	YES	???	???	
  AVM Fritz!Card PCI	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 14)

  Type (passive, PCMCIA)FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  AVM Fritz!Card PCMCIA	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 10)
  ELSA ISDN/MC		NO	YES	???	???
  ELSA MC/ALL		NO	DEV	???	???

  Type (passive, Zorro2)FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  ISDN Blaster		NO	YES	???	NO	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)
  ISDN Master		NO	YES	???	NO	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)
  ISDN Master II	NO	YES	???	NO	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)

  Type (active, ISA)	FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  AVM B1		DEV	NO	NO	NO	(Note 6)
  DiehlS,SX,SCOM,QUATRO	NO	DEV	NO	NO	(Note 7)
  Miro P1		DEV	NO	NO	NO	( = Tina-dd )
  Stollmann Tina-dd	DEV	NO	NO	NO	(Note 8)



Note 1:	The driver for the Fritz!Card PnP was developed by Udo Schweigert 
	(ust@@cert.siemens.de) who develops under FreeBSD only.
	Please contact Udo in case of trouble.

Note 2:	FreeBSD
		This is a PnP card. To run it under FreeBSD, you need
		FreeBSD 2.2.6 RELEASE or higher.
	NetBSD
		The NetBSD version has not been verified to work yet.

Note 3: Due to its design, this card produces 128 IRQs/sec. This can be
	reportedly stopped by disconnecting pin 12 of the 7474 and wiring
	it to pin 15 of the 74175. Be careful! This procedure has not been
	verified and doing this will immediately terminate your warranty !!
	The card will not function anymore with drivers for other OSes and
	you may not get any further support from the manufacturer! YMMV!

Note 4: Only the 16.3 is supported; the 16.3c and the 16.3 PnP are currently
	unsupported !

Note 5: The card has not been verified to work yet.

Note 6: This driver is currently under development by Gary Jennejohn who
	develops under FreeBSD only.

Note 7: This driver is currently under construction by Martin Husemann who
	develops under NetBSD only.

Note 8: This driver is currently under development by Hellmuth Michaelis who
	develops under FreeBSD only.

Note 9: This driver was developed by German Tischler, tanis@@gaspode.franken.de.
	Please contact him in case of trouble. The "Teledat 100" sold by the 
	german Telekom is identical with this card.
	
Note 10: This driver is developed by Matthias Apitz, matthias.apitz@@sisis.de.
	Please contact him in case of trouble. Please read the file 
	misc/README.PCCARD in the i4b distribution for additional installation
	instructions.

Note 11: This driver was developed by Martijn Plak (tigrfhur@@xs4all.nl)
	This driver might also work for Asuscom cards. (Andrew Gordon 
	wrote: Just to let you know that I've now tried the i4b "dynalink"
	driver with the ASUSCOM I-IN100-ST-DV card, and it appears to work
	fine.)

	Note: This driver is now unsupported as Martijn is no longer able
	      to maintain this driver.

	The BSD/OS support for this card was written by Bert Driehuis.

Note 12: This driver was developed by Ignatios Souvatzis (is@@netbsd.org)
	Please contact him in case of trouble.
	This driver is supposed to work on the ISDN Master versions and
	lookalikes, like the ISDN Blaster, and on the ISDN Master II.
	Note that the ISDN Master II does not AutoConfig(tm)ure in the
	DraCo Zorro bus and thus only works in real Amigas. This is no
	i4b problem, but general.

Note 13: This driver was developed by Martin Husemann, please contact him
	in case of trouble. The FreeBSD PnP support for version 3 of the 
	card was done by Philippe Guezou <Philippe.Guezou@@wanadoo.fr>.

Note 14: This driver was developed by Gary Jennejohn who develops under
	FreeBSD only. In case of problems with this driver, please contact
	him directly at garyj@@muc.de. This driver is reported to run with
	the ELSA MicroLink ISDN/PCF.

Note 15: The driver for the Siemens I-Surf 2.0 was developed by Udo Schweigert 
	(ust@@cert.siemens.de) who develops under FreeBSD only.
	Please contact Udo in case of trouble.

Note 16: The driver for the Asuscom ISDNlink 128K PnP was developed by
	Ari Suutari (ari@@suutari.iki.fi). Please contact Ari directly
	in case of trouble with this driver.
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Also, i recommend subscribing to the mailing list mentioned below.
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I really like to hear from you! (even if it runs out of the box)
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            isdn4bsd is sending a picture postcard of your home town. 
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sent in raw HDLC frames on the B channel or by using synchronous PPP. 
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machine and now has preliminary dialout capabilities.
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	of FreeBSD-current and FreeBSD 3.1 (stable).
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	The OpenBSD/i386 2.2 specific support was done by Bas Oude Nijeweme
	(bon@@serious.xs4all.nl). He reports that it is also running fine 
	under OpenBSD 2.3.

	NOTICE:
	=======
	i4b on OpenBSD has not been tested for a long time now and everyone
	who promised to maintain it so far disappeared without further notice.
	Requests on the OpenBSD newsgroup and mailinglist were not answered.
	In an attempt to maintain it, i tried to install OpenBSD on a machine
	where FreeBSD ran for a long time but it seems OpenBSD can not be run
	there, so i gave up.

	Because of this, i4b is currently completely unsupported on OpenBSD!
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

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	of questions regarding this at bert_driehuis@@nl.compuware.com.
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  AVM Fritz!CardClassic YES	YES	???	???	(Note 1)
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Note 1:	Only the ISA, non-PnP AVM Fritz!Card ("Fritz!Card Classic") is 
	currently supported.

	A driver for the Fritz!Card PnP is under development.

	The "Teledat 150" sold by the german Telekom seems to be an AVM 
	Fritz!Card classic.
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	in case of trouble.
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	him directly at garyj@@muc.de.
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isdn4bsd. Some bugs seem to occur only in certain environments and are
not reproduceable here without access to the equipment you are connected
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me for details at hm@@hcs.de or look at http://www.freebsd-support.de.
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Send a postcard!
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I really like to hear from you! (even if it runs out of the box :-)
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The isdn4bsd package is available from two sites:
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On ftp.consol.de, you must log in as user "isdn4bsd" and give your mail
address as the password. Then change to the "pub" directory. You will
find the latest available isdn4bsd package. Anonymous ftp as user "ftp"
or "anonymous" will not work.
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                   ISDN4BSD would not be what it is without
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           isdn4bsd is sending a picture postcard of your home town.
               My address can be found at the top of this file.
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	2.  What is ISDN4BSD ?
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	5.  Where do i find documentation for ISDN4BSD ?
	6.  How do i install ISDN4BSD ?
	7.  Where do i get support for ISDN4BSD ?
	8.  Where do i get commercial support for ISDN4BSD ?
	9.  How can i help and/or support ISDN4BSD ?
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	11. Is there a mailing-list available for ISDN4BSD ?
	12. Where can i get ISDN4BSD ?
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  It may be illegal in your country to connect an ISDN4BSD based machine 
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	I4B was integrated into FreeBSD in January 1999, so it is part
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	FreeBSD 2.2.x is no longer supported by i4b, this release might
	still run on 2.2 but upcoming i4b releases will not!
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	Important note for i4b users on NetBSD/i386:
	============================================

	While the previous releases of i4b mainly supported the latest
	official releases, this new release now depends on NetBSD-current
	(1.3G or newer). The old stuff is still there, just in case you
	are running an older version, but you need to read the installation
	instructions in NetBSD/INSTALLATION carefully!
	This step was necessary as installation now differs a lot since i4b
	has some prerequisites officially included in -current.

	---------

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	(leo@@wau.mis.ah.nl).
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	under OpenBSD 2.3. Known to work under OpenBSD is currently the 
	Teles 16.3 and the Teles S0/16, reports for other cards welcome!
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	Isdn4bsd version 0.70 has not been tested with OpenBSD at all,
	it would be great to have someone who likes to work on i4b under
	OpenBSD regularly and takes over the maintenance for that OS!
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  Type (passive, ISA)	FreeBSD		NetBSD/OpenBSD	Notes
  --------------------- -------		--------------	-----------------------
  AVM A1		full		full
  AVM Fritz!Card	full		full		(Note 1)
  Creatix ISDN-S0/8	full		full		( = Teles S0/8 )
  Creatix ISDN-S0/16	full		full		( = Teles S0/16 )
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy 1008	full		full		( = Teles S0/8 )
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy 1016	full		full		( = Teles S0/16 )
  ITK ix1 micro		full		full		(Note 13)
  Stollmann Tina-pp	full		full
  Teles S0/8		full		full
  Teles S0/16		full		full
  Teles S0/16.3		full		full		(Note 4)
  3Com/USR SportsterInt	full		full		( = Stollmann Tina-pp )

  Type (passive, PnP)	FreeBSD		NetBSD/OpenBSD	Notes
  --------------------- -------		--------------	-----------------------
  Asuscom I-IN100-ST-DV experimental	unsupported	( = Dynalink IS64PH )
  Creatix ISDN-S0 PnP	full		full		(Note 2)
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy GO@@	full		full		(Note 2)
  Dynalink IS64PH	full		full		(Note 11)
  ELSA 1000pro ISA	full		full		(Note 3)
  Sagem Cybermod	full		full		( = Niccy GO@@ )
  Sedlbauer Win Speed	full		full		(Note 9)
  Teles S0 PnP		experimental	full		(Note 5)
  3Com USR PnP internal unsupported	unsupported	(under development)

  Type (passive, PnP)	FreeBSD		NetBSD/OpenBSD	Notes
  --------------------- -------		--------------	-----------------------
  ELSA 1000pro PCI	full		full
  AVM Fritz!Card PCI	full		unsupported	(Note 14)

  Type (passive, PCMCIA)FreeBSD		NetBSD/OpenBSD	Notes
  --------------------- -------		--------------	-----------------------
  AVM Fritz!Card PCMCIA	full		experimental	(Note 10)
  ELSA PCMCIA		unsupported	unsupported	(under development)

  Type (passive, Amiga)	FreeBSD		NetBSD/OpenBSD	Notes
  --------------------- -------		--------------	-----------------------
  ISDN Blaster		unsupported	experimental	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)
  ISDN Master		unsupported	experimental	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)

  Type (active)		FreeBSD		NetBSD/OpenBSD	Notes
  --------------------- -------		--------------	-----------------------
  AVM B1		unsupported	unsupported	(Note 6)
  DiehlS,SX,SCOM,QUATRO	unsupported	unsupported	(Note 7)
  Miro P1		unsupported	unsupported	( = Tina-dd )
  Stollmann Tina-dd	unsupported	unsupported	(Note 8)
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Note 1:	Only the ISA, non-PnP AVM Fritz!Card (also now known as "Fritz!Card
	callsic") is supported; the PnP version is unsupported! 
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	FreeBSD
		Please contact him in case of trouble.
		Please read the file README.PCCARD in the i4b distribution for
		additional installation instructions.
	NetBSD
		Experimental driver support by Martin Husemann.
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	Please contact him in case of trouble. This driver might also work 
	for Asuscom cards. (Andrew Gordon wrote: Just to let you know that
	I've now tried the i4b "dynalink" driver with the ASUSCOM 
	I-IN100-ST-DV card, and it appears to work fine.)
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	lookalikes, like the ISDN Blaster.
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Note 13: This driver was developed by Martin Husemann under NetBSD and has
	not been tested under FreeBSD yet. Feedback welcome!
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5. Where do i find documentation for ISDN4BSD ?
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- handbook/i4b.ps contains a handbook for isdn4bsd.

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6. How do i install ISDN4BSD ?
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Read the instructions in the file {FreeBSD|NetBSD|OpenBSD}/INSTALLATION. 
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7. Where do i get support for ISDN4BSD ?
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I will support and help with ISDN4BSD as my time permits it. Please 
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Due to the experience gained supporting the predecessor of ISDN4BSD, let
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ISDN4BSD. Some bugs seem to occur only in certain environments and are
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8.  Where do i get commercial support for ISDN4BSD ?
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9. How can i help and/or support ISDN4BSD ?
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I would really like to hear from you! (even if it runs out of the box :-)
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comments to improve ISDN4BSD. 
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ISDN4BSD is a project on a voluntary basis and writing and supporting
communication systems like ISDN4BSD costs much money and much time.
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and/or daytime payed work on ISDN4BSD would be highly appreciated.
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If your change modifies the external interface of an ISDN4BSD program,
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11. Is there a mailing-list available for ISDN4BSD ?
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12. Where can i get ISDN4BSD ?
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The ISDN4BSD package is available from:
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	isdn4bsd@@ftp.consol.de/pub
	--------------------------
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you have to log in as user
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	isdn4bsd
	--------

and give your mail address as the password. Then change to the "pub" 
directory. You will find the latest available ISDN4BSD package.

Anonymous ftp as user "ftp" or "anonymous" will NOT (!) give the desired
result !

This is a sample session:

	$ ftp ftp.consol.de
	Connected to stage.consol.de.
	220 ProFTPD 1.0.0 Server (ConSol* Data Exchange) [stage]
	Name (ftp.consol.de:root): isdn4bsd
	331 Anonymous login ok, send your complete e-mail address as password.
	Password:
	230 Anonymous access granted, restrictions apply.
	Remote system type is UNIX.
	Using binary mode to transfer files.
	ftp> cd pub
	250 CWD command successful.
	ftp>
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Note: This is the README from the isdn4bsd 0.71.00 ftp-distribution. 
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        The license fee for using isdn4bsd is sending a picture postcard
       of your home town. My address can be found at the top of this file.
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@
text
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Note: This is the README from the isdn4bsd 0.70.00 ftp-distribution. Shortly
      after release, i4b was integrated into the FreeBSD sourcetree and so
      the following parts about FreeBSD may not apply anymore. 
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                    beta Version 0.70.00 / December 1998
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     Copyright (c) 1997, 1998 by Hellmuth Michaelis. All rights reserved. 
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FreeBSD, NetBSD or OpenBSD to the ISDN.
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	You need FreeBSD 2.2.6 and higher to run i4b out-of-the-box.
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	This is because PnP support is now available in i4b and 
	FreeBSD 2.2.6 was the first version which included PnP support
	in the base OS. 

	In case you want to install i4b on FreeBSD < 2.2.6, you have to
	patch your system with the PnP patches from Luigi Rizzo (available
	from his home page at http://www.iet.unipi.it/~luigi).

	The install/uninstall script in the FreeBSD directory was tested
	with 2.2.7 (it should run with 2.2.n, where n >= 6), 3.0-RELEASE
	and 3.0-CURRENT as of Dec 22, 1998.
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Note 1:	Only the ISA, non-PnP AVM Fritz!Card is supported; the PnP and PCI
	versions are unsupported! The "Teledat 150" sold by the german
	Telekom seems to be an AVM Fritz!Card.
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$FreeBSD$
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Note: This is a modified README from the isdn4bsd 0.83.00 ftp-distribution. 
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      In December 1998, i4b was integrated into the FreeBSD sourcetree
      and so the following parts about FreeBSD may not apply completely
      anymore. 
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                                  isdn4bsd
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                       beta Version 0.83.0 / July 1999
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     Copyright (c) 1997, 1999 by Hellmuth Michaelis. All rights reserved. 
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                   isdn4bsd would not be what it is without
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        The (for laywer infected places: optional) license fee for using
            isdn4bsd is sending a picture postcard of your home town.
                 My address can be found at the top of this file.
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	2.  What is isdn4bsd ?
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	5.  Where do i find documentation for isdn4bsd ?
	6.  How do i install isdn4bsd ?
	7.  Where do i get support for isdn4bsd ?
	8.  Where do i get commercial support for isdn4bsd ?
	9.  How can i help and/or support isdn4bsd ?
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	11. Is there a mailing-list available for isdn4bsd ?
	12. Where can i get isdn4bsd ?
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  It may be illegal in your country to connect an isdn4bsd based machine 
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  stack of isdn4bsd, which is necessary to run passive cards, has not been 
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2. What is isdn4bsd ?
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Isdn4bsd (or in short i4b) is a package for interfacing a computer running
FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD or BSD/OS to the ISDN.
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Isdn4bsd allows you to make IP network connections by using either IP packets
sent in raw HDLC frames on the B channel or by using built-in synchronous PPP
(or using userland ppp, this is experimental and only available in FreeBSD).
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For telephony, isdn4bsd can answer incoming phone calls like an answering 
machine and now has preliminary dialout capabilities for voice and data calls.
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--------
	I4b was integrated into FreeBSD in January 1999, so it is part
	of FreeBSD-current and FreeBSD 3.x.

	Usually i will commit a new i4b release as soon as possible to
	FreeBSD-current, but not to FreeBSD 3.x - this means that 
	FreeBSD 3.x now has a relatively old version of i4b in its tree
	and i recommend for FreeBSD 3.x users to upgrade via the scripts
	found in the FreeBSD directory of the i4b ftp release.

	FreeBSD 2.2.x is no longer actively supported by i4b but there is
	a good chance that this release will compile and run under 2.2.x.
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	I4b version 0.8x is the last i4b release which has support for 
	FreeBSD < 3.x !
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------------
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	Martin has NetBSD/i386 running and is supporting isdn4bsd for
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	The NetBSD/Amiga specific support was done by Ignatios Souvatzis,
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-------------
	The NetBSD/Atari specific support was done by Leo Weppelman,
	(leo@@netbsd.org).

NetBSD/Alpha:
-------------
	This port is still experimental!

	The NetBSD/Alpha specific support was done by Jan-Hinrich Fessel,
	(oskar@@zippo.unna.ping.de)
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	OpenBSD/i386 2.5 (and only 2.5!) is supported by isdn4bsd. I've 
	just tested it with the Teles 16.3 card and i am not using
	it daily, so please let me hear how it works for you and which 
	cards you were able to use.

BSD/OS:
-------
	The BSD/OS 4.0 specific support was done by Bert Driehuis. The
	support is not yet complete. Please contact Bert directly in case
	of questions regarding this at driehuis@@playbeing.org.
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	YES - card is supported for this OS
	NO  - card is NOT supported for this OS
	EXP - card is in an experimental status for this OS
	DEV - card driver is under development
	??? - card status is unknown for this OS


  Type (passive, ISA)	FreeBSD	NetBSD	OpenBSD	BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------	-------	------	-----------------------
  AVM A1		YES	YES	???	???		
  AVM Fritz!CardClassic YES	YES	???	???
  Creatix ISDN-S0/8	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/8 )
  Creatix ISDN-S0/16	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/16 )
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy 1008	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/8 )
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy 1016	YES	YES	???	???	( = Teles S0/16 )
  ELSA PCC-16		YES	???	???	???	(Note 14)
  ITK ix1 micro		YES	YES	???	???	(Note 13)
  Stollmann Tina-pp	YES	YES	???	???
  Teles S0/8		YES	YES	???	???
  Teles S0/16		YES	YES	???	???
  Teles S0/16.3		YES	YES	YES	YES	(Note 4)
  3Com/USR SportsterInt	YES	YES	???	???	( = Stollmann Tina-pp )

  Type (passive, ISAPnP)FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  AVM Fritz!Card PnP	YES	NO	NO	NO	(Note 1)
  Asuscom I-IN100-ST-DV ???	???	???	???	( = Dynalink IS64PH )
  Asuscom ISDNlink 128K YES	???	???	???	(Note 16)
  Creatix ISDN-S0 PnP	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 2)
  Dr.Neuhaus Niccy GO@@	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 2)
  Dynalink IS64PH	???	???	???	YES	(Note 11)
  ELSA 1000pro ISA	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 3)
  ITK ix1 micro V.3	YES	???	???	???	(Note 13)
  Sagem Cybermod	YES	YES	???	???	( = Niccy GO@@ )
  Sedlbauer Win Speed	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 9)
  Siemens I-Surf 2.0	YES	NO	NO	NO	(Note 15)
  Teles S0 PnP		???	???	???	???	(Note 5)
  3Com USR PnP internal DEV	NO	NO	NO	(under development)


  Type (passive, PCI)	FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  ELSA 1000pro PCI	YES	YES	???	???	
  AVM Fritz!Card PCI	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 14)

  Type (passive, PCMCIA)FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  AVM Fritz!Card PCMCIA	YES	YES	???	???	(Note 10)
  ELSA ISDN/MC		NO	YES	???	???
  ELSA MC/ALL		NO	DEV	???	???

  Type (passive, Zorro2)FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  ISDN Blaster		NO	YES	???	NO	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)
  ISDN Master		NO	YES	???	NO	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)
  ISDN Master II	NO	YES	???	NO	(Note 12, Amiga/NetBSD)

  Type (active, ISA)	FreeBSD NetBSD OpenBSD BSD/OS	Notes
  --------------------- -------	------ ------- ------	-----------------------
  AVM B1		DEV	NO	NO	NO	(Note 6)
  DiehlS,SX,SCOM,QUATRO	NO	DEV	NO	NO	(Note 7)
  Miro P1		DEV	NO	NO	NO	( = Tina-dd )
  Stollmann Tina-dd	DEV	NO	NO	NO	(Note 8)



Note 1:	The driver for the Fritz!Card PnP was developed by Udo Schweigert 
	(ust@@cert.siemens.de) who develops under FreeBSD only.
	Please contact Udo in case of trouble.
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	Please contact him in case of trouble. Please read the file 
	misc/README.PCCARD in the i4b distribution for additional installation
	instructions.
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	This driver might also work for Asuscom cards. (Andrew Gordon 
	wrote: Just to let you know that I've now tried the i4b "dynalink"
	driver with the ASUSCOM I-IN100-ST-DV card, and it appears to work
	fine.)

	Note: This driver is now unsupported as Martijn is no longer able
	      to maintain this driver.

	The BSD/OS support for this card was written by Bert Driehuis.
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	lookalikes, like the ISDN Blaster, and on the ISDN Master II.
	Note that the ISDN Master II does not AutoConfig(tm)ure in the
	DraCo Zorro bus and thus only works in real Amigas. This is no
	i4b problem, but general.

Note 13: This driver was developed by Martin Husemann, please contact him
	in case of trouble. The FreeBSD PnP support for version 3 of the 
	card was done by Philippe Guezou <Philippe.Guezou@@wanadoo.fr>.

Note 14: This driver was developed by Gary Jennejohn who develops under
	FreeBSD only. In case of problems with this driver, please contact
	him directly at garyj@@muc.de. This driver is reported to run with
	the ELSA MicroLink ISDN/PCF.

Note 15: The driver for the Siemens I-Surf 2.0 was developed by Udo Schweigert 
	(ust@@cert.siemens.de) who develops under FreeBSD only.
	Please contact Udo in case of trouble.

Note 16: The driver for the Asuscom ISDNlink 128K PnP was developed by
	Ari Suutari (ari@@suutari.iki.fi). Please contact Ari directly
	in case of trouble with this driver.
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  unpacked, configured, compiled and run on a FreeBSD system. With minor
  differences this applies to the other supported Operating Systems as
  well.

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7. Where do i get support for isdn4bsd ?
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I will support and help with isdn4bsd as my time permits it. Please 
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Due to the experience gained supporting the predecessor of isdn4bsd, let
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isdn4bsd. 

Some bugs seem to occur only in certain environments and are not 
reproduceable here without access to the equipment you are connected
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There is a web page for i4b at http://www.freebsd-support.de/i4b available
where i will put bugfixes, updates and contributions. In particular it has
an "errata" page, where you should look in case you have problems with i4b.

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8.  Where do i get commercial support for isdn4bsd ?
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me for details at hm@@hcs.de and/or look at http://www.freebsd-support.de
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9. How can i help and/or support isdn4bsd ?
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Send a postcard! :-)

I really like to hear from you! (even if it runs out of the box)
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comments to improve isdn4bsd. 
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Isdn4bsd is a project on a voluntary basis and writing and supporting
communication systems like isdn4bsd costs much money and much time.
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and/or daytime payed work on isdn4bsd would be highly appreciated.
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If your change modifies the external interface of an isdn4bsd program,
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11. Is there a mailing-list available for isdn4bsd ?
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12. Where can i get isdn4bsd ?
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The isdn4bsd package is available from:

	ftp://i4b.consol.de/pub

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