Very Computer

by **Jack M Twill** » Thu, 11 Apr 1996 04:00:00

I was using 1.3.77 and pppd worked fine. (version 2.2.0e)

I upgraded to 1.3.83, and it doesn't work fine.

Followed the instructions, line by line, and got an error in
sys-linux.c, that it was missing MAX_ADDR_LEN. Found it in
<linux/netdevices.h> and added that include. Tons and tons of
undefined references to __constant_c_and_count_memset,
__constant_c_memset, and __memset_generic, and a single undefined
reference to __memcpy resulted.

Help?
Jack.

by **Cedric Brossar** » Tue, 16 Apr 1996 04:00:00

Hello,

> I was using 1.3.77 and pppd worked fine. (version 2.2.0e)

> I upgraded to 1.3.83, and it doesn't work fine.

> Followed the instructions, line by line, and got an error in
> sys-linux.c, that it was missing MAX_ADDR_LEN. Found it in
> <linux/netdevices.h> and added that include. Tons and tons of
> undefined references to __constant_c_and_count_memset,
> __constant_c_memset, and __memset_generic, and a single undefined
> reference to __memcpy resulted.

I have exactly the same problem and 2 friends of mine also.

I upgraded to

kernel : 1.3.88
gcc : 2.7.2
libc : 5.3.9 & 4.7.5 & binutils etc.... but nothing better !!

I wonder why in 1996 it is so difficult to get a source well compiled.

Also, my motherboard is an ASUS P55T2P4 with the new Triton II chipset
and is not recognized by the last 1.3.88 kernel.

If anybody know the good way to have PPP work....

--
Byby,

Cedric Brossard

Very Computer

.83 and pppd - not working.

.83 and pppd - not working.

.83 and pppd - not working.