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Arthur Corliss wrote in message ...
>On 24 Jan 98 08:40:30 GMT, Eric Fernance <fernancee@bigpond.com> wrote:
>>People,
>>
>>Any help on this one is appreciated.
>>
>>I have recently been trying to install PPP support under Red Hat Linux
ver.
>>4.2. Unfortunately being a newbie I am not too keen on getting in an
>>recompiling the kernel. Does anyone know of any way to install support for
>>PPP without having to do this?
>>
>>Is there a program I can run similiar to the Dial up Networking feature
>>included in Windows '95.
>>
>>Eric Fernance.
>>fernancee@bigpond.com
>
>I'm using slackware, but I don't believe this should make a difference.  If
>you're using a kernel off of the CD or a boot disk, odds are it doesn't
have
>a lot of the networking functions built into the kernel.  There's really no
>way around it, you'll have to compile a new one.  Then you get the fun of
>setting the scripts up correctly.
>
>Don't get too worried about this, it'll become old hat eventually,  In the
>meantime, there's plenty of us to help with specific problems.
>
> --Arthur Corliss
>   Corliss Consultancy
>   Anchorage, Alaska
>

I call BS on your 'old hat' statement.  I just recently installed Redhat
5.0.  Fresh install with all of the trimmings.  I have yet to be able to
compile a kernel that works.  If you will look at my many earlier postings
requesting help (most of which no one is smart enough to answer, apparently)
you will see my problem.  Look at the message title 'test of your little
nirvana"  it lists my problems which no one can fix.

If I sound bitter, I am.  I bought Linux because someone told me it was a
good OS.  As yet, I have found nothing in it to prove that or make me want
to abandon win95.  As far as I am concerned, Linus Torvald should have never
started this little project.  It was an enormous waste of time.  I can't
even get my kernel to compile right.  I don't see how anyone else is using
it.




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