Import the ISDN userland utilities. Just about ready to start shaking

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+Installation notes for the ii ISDN Interface
+	for FreeBSD Release 1.0
+	  08.Oct.1994
+
+1. Login as root
+
+2. Use vipw to create a login isdn. It has to be an alias to root.
+   the login directory has to be /isdn:
+	isdn:*:0:0:Bourne-again Superuser:/isdn:
+
+3. The ISDN Interface supports the NICCY 3008 , NICCY 3009 and the
+   NICCY 5000.  Please see /sys/i386/conf/LINT for more details on
+   how to enable a given ISDN adapter for your system.
+
+4. You have to edit some files for your local installation:
+6.1 /usr/sbin/sisdn
+6.2 /usr/share/isdn/isdn.ip
+6.3 /etc/remote
+6.4 /etc/ttys
+
+5. Install the new kernel and reboot your system.
+
+6. Login as isdn and start
+	sisdn
+
+
+Configuration of NICCY 3008.
+
+The 3008 is an 8bit card. It uses shared memory and does not support or
+is not supported by a 16bit card in the same 8 ( or 16K ) area of shared memory.
+
+As configured it is running using the I/O adress of COM3, Interupt 5 and
+the shared memory at 0xde000.
+But Interupt 5 is occupied by ne1000, ne2000 and WDxxxx ethernet cards. The
+WDxxxx cards use shared memory in the 0xdxxxx region.
+
+That is why I configured the kernel for the 3008 to use COM3, interupt 2/9
+and shared memory at 0xe0000. You have to jumper:
+
+B7 B4a B4b B1a B1b B1c B1d
+
+
+Problems with the NICCY 5000.
+
+The 5000 was constructed for the MAC. So it has this strange MAC-SCSI connector.
+When connecting to an Adaptec you have to buy a cable which connects to MAC-SCSI
+and a terminator for the MAC-SCSI. Be shure to terminate the SCSI-Bus
+correctly !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Older Versions of the NICCY will not run
+on Adaptec with enabled boot rom. Disable boot rom or/and get a new set of
+rom for the 5000.
diff --git a/gnu/usr.sbin/isdn/docs/README b/gnu/usr.sbin/isdn/docs/README
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+	II ISDN Interface
+
+The ii packet is an ISDN interface for FreeBSD 1.x and FreeBSD 2.0.
+This is a first release. It is an idea. It will - hopefully - change a lot.
+It supports the EDSS1 and the 1TR6 ISDN interfaces.
+EDSS1 is the "Euro-ISDN", 1TR6 is the soon obsolete german ISDN Interface.
+
+Copyright: Its GNU Copyright see the File COPYRIGHT.
+
+It contains a set of driver's:
+
+Low level Drivers for Dr. Neuhaus NICCY 3008, 3009 and 5000 Cards.
+An intermediate level isdn driver.
+Some high level drivers for ip, tty, and telephone answering.
+
+The ip driver is rather stable. It is used to connect to the Internet.
+The tty driver is completely experimental. There are a few of them, as
+with every version of *BSD there is a new tty interface.
+The telephone answering is quite stable.
+
+Some support programs:
+Daemons to handle dialing and answering.
+Programs to load the intelligent cards.
+Debugging help.
+Programs to listen to your answering machine with soundblaster.
+
+What can you do with it:
+You may connect to the Internet through TCP/IP and a service provider
+supporting PPP or SLIP through ISDN.
+
+You may build up your proper ISDN TCP/IP network.
+
+You may use the tty interface to dial in or out.
+
+You may have the Unix System answering your telephone.
+
+The packet here includes only sources. It will compile with FreeBSD 1.x,
+FreeBSD 2.1. and an old version of NetBSD 0.9,
+
+Restrictions:
+Only one interface card ( with 2 B-channels ) is supported.
+
+In work:
+Low level driver for teles S0/NICCY 1000. A prototype is expected to be
+distributed around easter 95. Will not include X75 B-Channel support
+nor any Level-3 Protocols for the B-Channels.
+A complete Implementation of ip (PPP, VJ). (Might come with teles stuff)
+Better error handling specially for the tty driver.
+A real telephone answering machine and more telephone support.
+FAX support.
+
+Porting the system to Unix System V and SCO.
+These versions will be commercial products.
+
+Todo:
+Documentation and a lot other stuff.
+
+Rules:
+We want the help of as many people as possible to develop the packet.
+But if you develop something inside the packet or on top of the packet
+you have to put the sources to the public domain or to GNU copyright. If
+you distribute a binary packet on base of these sources you have to give
+complete sources to your customer, the Internet community and us.
+
+We charge for support. We want to be payed if you need support. We earn our
+living as consultants. We want to develop the packet.
+
+If you are a company or a service provider and want to use or distribute
+the packet please contact one of us. We want and need your support.
+
+Binaries and Support:
+This distribution includes sources only. You will get no free support.
+If you want binaries and support contact:
+jkr@saarlink.de
+Juergen Krause, Buchenstr. 8, D-66497 Contwig/Stambach, Germany
++49 6336 993002
++49 6336 993003 (fax)
+
+Acknowledgment:
+Many thanks to the people at Dr. Neuhaus, Hamburg for their support.
+Specially Klaus Muehle, Stefan Nerke and Daniel Piper.
+
+Dietmar Friede, Las Hayas, E-38870 Valle Gran Rey, Spain
+dfriede@drnhh.neuhaus.de
++34 22 804181 (Tel./Fax) (9 to 16 WET at working days)
diff --git a/gnu/usr.sbin/isdn/docs/copying.doc b/gnu/usr.sbin/isdn/docs/copying.doc
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diff --git a/gnu/usr.sbin/isdn/docs/prot.1 b/gnu/usr.sbin/isdn/docs/prot.1
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+Supported protocolls are:
+X	X75
+u	ui	hdlc with UI frames
+r	raw	hdlc without anything
+C	BTX-X75	german CEPT X75 stuff
+t	tel	ISDN and a/b telefon
+I	ISDN telefon
+a	a/b	a/b telefon
+
+No tricks and thrills. I do not need T70 or other level 3 protocols.
+I use IP.