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Ilya Palagin wrote:
|>so we used mknod to make a new device file
|>for /dev/tyyS0, and then it worked.
|>
|
| I did it before I gave up and compiled my own kernel,
| a few years ago it mknod helped me with Mandrake 5.2
| :-), but not this time.
|

Did you try using options.<devicename> files also?

This is what we have in our options.tyS0:

===========CUT================
xxx.xxx.xxx.231:xxx.xxx.xxx.39
:
===========CUT================

Where xxx.xxx.xxx.231 is the IP of the ppp server, xxx.xxx.xxx.39 is the
IP of the client. Or you could just specify one of them:
===========CUT================
:xxx.xxx.xxx.39
:
===========CUT================

Buchan

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