puetzk6715@uni.edu wrote:

The easiest way to get all this stuff right is 

modprobe -c > /etc/conf.modules

the -c argument causes modprobe to print a complete conf.modules (less
any
strange stuff specific to your machine), so I just redirect it to the
file. The installer should do this, though...

Why should it? (when it isn't necessary). The -c switch tells 
modprobe to list its compiled-in configuration, so there 
is no point in dumping it all to the config file. Adding
the aliases for the ppp-compress options is all that is 
needed.

Barrie


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