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addinall@powerup.com.au (Mark Addinall) writes:
>: system at home and it looks just like UNIX. This Red Hat

I presume you mean "just like BSD" which is not at all the same thing.

>: The network strategy including those most hallowed files
>: rc.inet1 and rc.inet2 have gone :(

Network strategy?  All the networking is the same as it ever was, it's
just being configured via a different interface.  It now uses a sysv
style set of rc scripts, which is more flexible.  The scripts in
/etc/rc.d/init.d/rcX.d are run when changing into runlevel X.  Try
reading the manpages for init/inittab, looking at /etc/init and following
things from there.

>Initially, how do I get it to dial out PPP at least.

Same way you did before, I'd imagine.  Try reading the Serial and Network
HOWTOs, and the manpages for pppd.

 - Mike