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Hello again,

I'm still messing around with trying to trim down my kernel as much as
possible with just the functionality I need.

After much trial and error, I found the line that kept PPP from
functioning:

"#options INET6"

(commented this line out)

I really have no need at all for IPv6 functionality, and would prefer to
not have compiled in.

Can anybody tell me why I need INET6 for PPP to work? Or if there is a
workaround to get PPP to work if I disable this?


Thanks again,
DW