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[hylafax-users] Installing PCI cards for extra modems



Does anybody have any good links for doing this in the simplest way. I know basic Linux, but need to hit the ground running with these cards. I have installed them into the box and lspci see's them but there are no tty's in /dev. I understand that I need to create the tty's and set them up with information which I think I have got using a few other commands. I just need a good how-to to hold my hand through it.

Thanks,

Tony.

p.s. Mandrake 9.1 if that helps.


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