According to Ronald V. Vazquez: While burning my CPU.
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> Hello again:
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> Thanks to Richard Adams I was able to compile kernel 2.0.34 for my
> machine. I set the machine back to 200MHz (was overclocked to 225MHz)
> and the kernel compiled the first try. I couldn't get it to work just
> right for a few hours due to my inexperience with Linux but it finally
> happened, thanks Richard.
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> Still, when I tried to connect to the internet, I got the "this kernel
> has no PPP support" error. I got this message a few times (three). I
> restarted the computer each time and the fourth time I got a connection.
> I know I included PPP support to the kernel (not as module). Why is the
> system giving me that error? I did go to http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/
> page, thanks for the tip. I couldn't find anything about my PPP problem
> in the PPP HowTo. I think I'm running PPP 2.2.0.
That URL is only for GCC error problems, however your problem seems to be
that the kernel module ppp.o is not getting loaded try 'modprobe ppp' before
anything else. Then 'lsmod' for a modules list, the same information can be
obtained from 'cat /proc/modules'.
If you read the man page for the kerneld daemon, it will explane about auto
loading of modules.
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> I want to appologize if I ask any questions that have been answered
> before!!! Thanks a lot!!!
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> Ronald V. Vazquez
> New Linux User (happier)
> Linux Slackware 3.5
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Regards Richard.
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