Hmmmmm, looks like some kind of compression check to me. Doesn't STAC use
something called LZS (Lempel-Ziv-???) as a compression algorithm? Perhaps
your ppp session is trying to negotiate a compression protocol and your
kernel doesn't support it properly.
Just my $0.02
Regards,
Rik Ling
Network Administrator
The Peterborough Internet Pipeline
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-----Original Message-----
From: Pascal Van Puymbroeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, August 25, 1998 11:06 PM
Subject: syncppp and isdn
>Does anyone know what the following message means...
>
>'kernel check for LZS failed'
>
>its a message I get when connecting to my ISP over ISDN using the ipppd
>deamon. Analyzing the log files has shown me that the message pops up
>whenever the ip layer goes up and the IP adresses are accepted. Could
>it have something to do with wrong routing rules or DNS being badly
>configured ?
>
>Thanks anyway
>zenon.
>
>
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