I only recently got PPP working and thought the same, until with a
little help I was not including proper info in some of the files, not to
mention the correct chat script.
Regards,
Bob
Michael Perry wrote:
>
> This was a strange one for me. I had installed several vanilla suse
> kernels before rolling my own and I always found ppp support compiled
> in the standard kernels. Was this changed? I usually hopped into kde
> and grabbed xisp or wvdial and then went on to removing kde and using
> fvwm. This time was different. PPP was installed but not in the
> kernel as any ppp session said the kernel lacked ppp support.
>
> Any thots?
>
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