Kevin,
A similar problem occurs if mgetty is running on ttyS1 and I try to dial out
for ppp using cua1 - the messages is "Sorry - this system lacks PPP kernel
support". Changing the ppp dial out to ttyS1 works fine.
This looks like the reporting problem is either with the kernel or with pppd.
I
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On Wed, 18 Sep 1996, Kevin Conover wrote:
kcppp>When I first came up with 2.0.0, I tested the modem with minicom before
kcppp>attempting PPP. No problem. After compiling the new kernel, I didn't
test
kcppp>minicom. I compiled the kernel a dozen times, somet
Hi All,
I'm replying to my own message since I got several responses and my problem
is now solved. Unfortunately, the problem (& solution) turned out to be
completely different.
When I first came up with 2.0.0, I tested the modem with minicom before
attempting PPP. No problem. After compiling
On Mon, 16 Sep 1996 08:48:06 EDT Kevin Conover ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> It installed 2.0.0. I got everything installed, including X (a
> pain, my #9 Motion 771 likes to shift the screen dramatically).
For this card, you need to add a
InvertVCLK "*" 0
for every Display section in ev
Hi All,
ok, yet another newbie to debian. I think I've RTFM but I'm missing
something.
the problem: "this kernel doesn't support ppp"
what I've done:
I just got a CD of debian 1.1.6 (with kernel 2.0.0 and 2.0.12) from
i-connect. It installed 2.0.0. I got everything installed, including X (a
Kevin> what am I missing?!?!?!?
You didn't tell us what you were selecting for PPP in "make xconfig". If I am
not mistaken, you need modules. I always use them where I can, and they work
great for me. I select:
#
# Network device support
#
CONFIG_NETDEVICES=y
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