Hi,
I don't understand your hunger. My home adsl router is OpenBSD driven
and I have no problem using kernel pppoe for more than year (since
3.8). As I live on Reunion Island, I suppose my ISP conforms to
european standards. I can play with my 2Mbps bandwidth with no trouble
at all.
Maybe you
Chris wrote:
I write once again for the same old things I was writing
at the opwnbsd 3.4. If you search the emails to the list are there.
Same old same old.
Please, clarify what are you talking about: userland pppoe (man 8
pppoe) or in-kernel one (man 4 pppoe)?
On 20/10/2006, at 12:59 PM, Chris wrote:
So just I am Asking kindly again after 5 years.
No you aren't.
Regardless of where the pppoe implementation is broken, have you
considered DSL MODEM/routers with half-bridge mode? You can get them
to take care of the PPPoE/A and then they just
first, I do understand your frustration. however, none of the
developers has the obligation to change the situation, and _maybe_
there is simply not enough manpower/access to some strange
combination of haradware and a specific dsl service. if you
followed the list in these years you surely will
FWIW, OpenBSD PPPoE implementation has been more robust for me than
anything else I have used, including Windows, and I have used it since
OpenBSD version 3.0 -- userland initially and later kernel-mode.
I am not sure whether there are better ways to configure this but all I
had to do was create
2006/10/20, Vijay Sankar [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
FWIW, OpenBSD PPPoE implementation has been more robust for me than
anything else I have used, including Windows, and I have used it since
OpenBSD version 3.0 -- userland initially and later kernel-mode.
I am not sure whether there are better ways to
I write once again for the same old things I was writing
at the opwnbsd 3.4. If you search the emails to the list are there.
Same old same old.
The pppoe dial error (userland) cant assign requsted address after
4 major OpenBsd releases didnt go away. Noone cared to address the situation
and of
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