On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 01:28:00PM +1000, matthew green wrote: > > no. "sys-bsd.c" is the code to talk to a BSD-like ppp kernel driver. > you will definately want this.
ouch. I thought the /dev/ppp ioctl interface was standarised.. > (hmmm my netbsd tree only has sys-bsd.c ....) i really would be surprised > if sys-linux.c is what you want for a freebsd kernel. well, if this is for the kernel "bsd" is what we want of course :) I'll have a look at it. (for libc/userland, i can say with experience it's a common thing that sources say "linux" when they really mean Glibc) > This is getting more confusing :(. Maybe it means FreeBSD 3.x and lower > didn't support PPP natively.. > > freebsd have changed preferred ppp implemetation from the normal pppd > that everyone else (heh) uses to their userland ppp that uses tun(4) > instead of ppp(4) i think? ok I just hope they didn't change the /dev/ppp interface. > i would be rather surprised if you needed to patch the kernel for > ppp at this stage.... yes :) -- Robert Millan
