Thanks for the help with the tap message. I've added Ethertap to my
kernel and now I no longer get the 16 entries regarding "tap0-15" in my
log. However I do still get this message
"Start tap0: SIOCSIFMETRIC: Operation not supported".
Diald works fine except that it does not replace the default route, it
adds a second default route. Is there a way to get Diald to replace the
default route? What does the above message mean?
Thanks,
Rick Knight ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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On 8/7/00, 10:06:31 AM, "Ian Douglas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
regarding RE: Did this get out? weirdness, please help:
> > /etc/modules.conf
> > alias tap0 ethertap
> > etc
> > alias tap15 ethertap
> Done.
> > Have you compiled the Kernel with Ethertap support?
> Module support, yes. And just now inserted with "insmod ethertap"
> So now all those messages don't show up in /var/log/messages about tap0,
> etc., but I still see this:
> Aug 7 10:02:19 dug diald[25895]: start tap0: SIOCSIFMETRIC: Operation
not
> supported
> Which means ... what?
> The modem still doens't dial out ... modem doesn't even initialize.
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