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I don't use cisco SLIP, but I can say this about Sun SLIP: Sun thinks of
the SLIP line as a network unto itself, not as an interface to a remote
network.  This means the SLIP line needs its own (unique) network (or
subnet) number and the interface at each end needs a host number on that
network (one for cisco and a different one for Sun).  This is the same
model 4.3 BSD uses.

Try changing
	sc->sc_if.if_flags = IFF_POINTOPOINT;
to
	sc->sc_if.if_flags = 0;		/* was IFF_POINTOPOINT */
in if_sl.c and rebuilding your kernel.

Then specify the remote network (subnet) number as the destination in the
slattach command.

This may work or it may not.

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