According to Peter Galbavy:
>
>> Use 'ifconfig -a' to see if you have any ppp interfaces.  If not, add
>> to your kernel config file:
>> 
>> pseudo-device	ppp	1		# PPP
>> 
>> Reconfig, rebuild, and reboot with your new kernel.
>
>Now, wouldn't it be nice if at least some of the more useful devices
>(pseudo too) were around as LKM's ?
>

You may want to have a look at ppp-2.1.2, it has the capability of
being a ppp lkm and it also seems to support 386BSD - there is mention
of it and Free/Net BSD in the readmes.  From what they say in the
README the versions they are talking about are fairly ancient (may be
there is a later version of ppp about).  I know that, at least, the
lkm stuff works fine for the Suns

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