> Oh. That's too bad. Why is that? I mean why drop something that is working
Wow, you sure like to make presumptions.
It was dropped because it was unmaintained and unmaintainable. It did
not fit into the system, and it did not work.
> Anyway. As it doesn't matter why - is there any documentation about how to
We would not know. We don't use it.
> Which is the latest kernel with *official* ISDN-support, and which ISDN card
I dunno, ten years ago? If it worked at all, that is.
> If ISDN/i4b is still maintained on FreeBSD, it should not be to much of an
You'd be surprised. Thing is, you won't get help here.
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