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From: Ronald G Minnich <rminnich@lanl.gov>
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Gabriel Diaz wrote:
> Hello
>
> that card seems to be nice for out of band management of non-mobile
> equipment, isn't it better to use a usb one? i think Christoph has an
> usb serial driver for plan9, that way you can use it with a notebook too :-?
>


no usb driver for this chipset yet.

I'm allergic to usb most days, but yeah, it might be nice for this
application (oh, actually, I don't like usb at all ...)

ron