Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2047 mails)

[mperry@xxxxxxxxx (Michael Perry)]

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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Michael E. Perry
mperry@xxxxxxxxx
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