Once more, evening all (its 1:15 am here)

I have, with help from the inestimable Bill Studenmund got ppp working on
my LCIII.  I have now also recompiled gcc 2.7.2 with itself, and ftp'd
/usr/src/Makefile, and the supkit.

I successfully compiled sup, and made myself a supfile (no security stuff -
I'm a good boy ;-).

When I run sup -fv elsie.sup, it claims to be downloading everything newer
than 1969.  This is probably not good, I guess.  Where do I tell it what
date my current source is (I think its last friday, but I don't mind
downloading a day or two too much)?  And a probably related question - what
is the point of /usr/sup which is so nicely created for me?

Cheers (I'm going to bed.  Got to go to work tomorrow[today]).

Jules

P.S.  Oops missed out that damn hyphen in the address


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