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******************************************************************************
* Driver loading information *
* *
-* This package includes a device driver in a kernel module. While it is *
-* installed in $PREFIX/share/mwave, this results in the initial device *
+* This package includes a device driver as a kernel module. While it is *
+* installed in $PREFIX/share/mwavem, this results in the initial device *
* probe not seeing the device and possibly reporting errors for the sio *
* device which may be ignored. *
* *
-* It may also result in the serial device being probed at a 8250 instead of *
-* a 16550A as the probe may occur before he device is fully initialized. If *
-* this happens you must re-boot to get the modem to work. *
-* *
-* You can eliminate this problem by copying $PREFIX/share/mwave/mwavedd.ko *
-* into /modules. Then add the line 'mwavedd_load="YES"' to /boot/loader.conf.*
-* This will load the driver at the start of the bootstrap and it will probe *
-* in a normal manner. *
+* You may choose to standardize the module loading by copying *
+* $PREFIX/share/mwavem/mwave.ko into /modules. Then add the line *
+* 'mwave_load="YES"' to /boot/loader.conf. This will load the driver *
+* at the start of the bootstrap and it will probe in a normal manner. *
+******************************************************************************
+* Known problem! *
+* If the sio device connected to the modem probe as an 8250 device, the *
+* modem will not work. Make sure that the mwavem process is running and *
+* reboot the system. It should probe correctly and the modem should be *
+* opertional. *
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