Subject: Re: What's "different" about NetBSD slip/ppp?
To: Thor Lancelot Simon <tls@cloud9.net>
From: Eric Hvozda - API <hvozda@ops.raynet.com>
List: current-users
Date: 12/07/1994 07:22:41
> It really really looks like some kind of weird protocol incompatibility. I
> have no idea if it's NetBSD's fault or Xylogics' fault; all I know is that the
> NetBSD machine sends stuff, and gets nothing back. (As the modem lights are my
> witness. :-) Next step, I guess, is to upgrade the Annexes to _yet_another_
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> unofficial_Xylogics_patch_release, and call Xylogics tech support and get them
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> in on the act.
>
> Still, if this Annex can talk to anything _but_ my NetBSD machine, it seems
> likely that there's something different about what the NetBSD machine's sending
> it. So I'll ask again: What's "different" about NetBSD slip/ppp?
When clark.net was my Internet provider, they had a round of these 'unoffical'
patches to get PPP/SLIP to work for various people. I really don't know
all the details, but you can contact the admin at jamie@clark.net. This
problem sounds suspiciously familar...