Re: Trying to get rp-pppoe to work with 2.2r3 so I can upgrade to Sid
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So, you have 2.2r3 installed, but you don't have the PPPoE client on your
system? Or, you have it on your system, and it doesn't work. ? Did you try
"apt-cache search pppoe"? Here's what I get:
rusty@poet:~$ apt-cache search pppoe
pppoe - PPP over Ethernet driver
pppoeconf - configures PPPoE/ADSL
pppstatus - console-based PPP status monitor
Or, you could download the .deb straight from the debian website (I'm
assuming this mail was sent using Mac OS X), put it on a shared drive that
both Linux and Mac OS X can read, and then just "dpkg -i pppoe.deb" (or
whatever) after you've booted into Linux.
I don't have pppoeconf in my system, but maybe you could try "adsl-setup"
which kicks off a configuration script.
HTH...
Russell
On Tuesday 11 June 2002 18:32 pm, Patrick Klee wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I have Debian 2.2r3 and I installed it. I also have rp-pppoe because I
> feel it's the best client to get hooked onto DSL. My problems are as
> follows: I have the latest version of Roaring Penguin and 2.2r3. I got it
> working a while back, but I re formatted the drive to make room for OS X.
> Really all I recall doing was tinkering till it worked, but it's not
> working now. Is there a pppoe program on the CDs that will get me online
> so I can get Sid? Name names, please. I have looked everywhere using
> dselect and I can't find anything, simply because I don't know names, and I
> searched for rp-pppoe and it had "pppoe" maybe that will work?
>
>
> Please mail me, ASAP, you guys are great. Debian will always rock.
>
> Patrick
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