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Re: PPP and upgrading kernel...

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From: James B. Hiller
Date: Sat, 07 Oct 1995 00:00
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meryl (jryan@wam.umd.edu) wrote:
: 1. Does pppd come on one of the slackware distributions?  If so where would
: it be?  (I mean what series.)  If not what is the file called?  Any special
: considerations to get it up and running?

: 2. I heard somewhere that there is a 1.2.13 kernel floating out there -- 
: anyone know where?  Is it hard to upgrade the kernel?  I'm running 1.2.8 now.

: Thanx.

In the latest (and probably previous) SW versions, pppd is a file on the
N set on disk 1.  It's in a package called ppp.tgz along with other
stuff used to make a complete item.  Would suggest getting PPP-HOWTO
and NET-2-HOWTO from /pub/Linux/docs/howto on sunsite (I haven't changed
mine since a friend set it up, so no wisdom to share).

You can get the 1.2.13 source from /pub/Linux/kernels on sunsite and
upgrade using that (or you can probably get patches if you prefer; I
stick with complete upgrades).  Also get the Kernel-HOWTO along with
those listed above; use it in conjunction with the README stuff in
the kernel release.

regards,
jbh
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Subject: Re: PPP and upgrading kernel...
Date: 1995/10/07
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