I have two more problems for consideration.  Thanks to everyone who's
helped out on the last few.  :)

	The first problem is probibly easier.  Running NetBSD/i386 1.1, how do
I make a modem dial?  What's the device?  I have tried using tip and cu.  At
the moment, I can put a modem on what MS-DOS calls COM2.  (I'm guessing....  I
never used MS-DOS.  I hate it too much.  *wink*)  Its an external modem, either
a 2400 or a 14400, depending on which one of my two that I put there.  If
possible, I'd also like to know how to activate a PPP connection, but I can
figure that out myself once I find out which /dev/* to use.

	The second problem is with the xdm that came with XFree86.  I know that
this is a NetBSD list, but its easier to find NetBSD/i386 users who happen to
use XFree86 than it is to find XFree86 users who happen to use NetBSD. 
Sorry...
	Anyway, the error is that the keyboard, after a seemingly semi-random
number of keystrokes, will no longer be recognized.  I can type all I want, but
nothing goes into the XTerms.  Same thing with the login widget for xdm.  The
funny thing is that if I put "xdm &" in my /etc/rc.local, and do not disable
regular (text-oriented) logins, it will still lock the keyboard, but quiting
the session will allow me to type again.  If, using bowman, I kill the login by
clicking the mouse on the close-box, it goes back to the login widget.  At that
point, I can type again.  However, the next login has the same problem.
	I have used xinit with no problems for a number of hours, so I'm
certain that the problem has something to do with logging in through xdm and
the X login widget.

	Any ideas?  Thanks in advance!  :)

							Jaime