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Subject: SLIP emulation
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Hi, my miserly university doesn't give me PPP access, so i'm stuck with a 
shell dialin to play with. Is there such a thing as "Twinsock" (a SLIP 
emulator for Windows) for FreeBSD? Is it easy to write one, based on the 
(available) Twinsock sources?

XXX
Ivan