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John Reynolds~ wrote:
> 
> I'm not totally sure because I haven't worked with ppp in years, but when I
> did, I used the device files:
> 
>  /dev/cuaa[0-N]
> 
> those are the "outgoing" device files for serial ports that Com programs like
> minicom, etc. would use. Try
> 
>   cd /dev && sh MADEDEV cuaa4
> 
> and use /dev/cuaa4

It's working now !
The /dev/cuaa4 was there, but when I tried it didn't connected.
The problem was permissions ... the owner and group was root, so I
changed to the same of cuaa1.

It's the last post in linux ;)

Anyway, can anybody send me a functional kernel file (besides GENERIC :)
) that suits for a laptop ?

Thanks !

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