What do these diald errors mean?

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From: Phill Edwards
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999 00:00

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When I do a dmesg I get these diald errors. I'm still trying to get
diald to work. At the last count it wouldn't negotiate IP addresses.
Then I sawthat my kernel had a slip thing in as a module and I'm not
using modules so I recompiled. But now I get this and diald doesn't even
attempt to dial any more.

Mar 18 22:49:21 oak diald[78]: Creating FIFO
Mar 18 22:49:22 oak kernel: diald uses obsolete (PF_INET,SOCK_PACKET)
Mar 18 22:49:22 oak diald[78]: Error on control fifo: Interrupted system
call

Any ideas anyone? I'm starting to think the only cure it to scrap the
machine and start again, this time with Red Hat instead of Debian.

TIA,
-- Phill --

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From: Phill Edwards <pedwards@mpx.com.au>
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Date: 1999/03/18
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