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Subject: PPP Setup, Tunnel Drivers and the rest
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I'm having a problem running/setting up PPP on this system, when slip 
works perfectly. Whenever I try to run the PPP process, ppp returns "no 
tunnel device available. open_tun: no such file or directory". The kernel 
has been compiled with support for 5 ppp and 5 tunnel drivers.

What am I doing wrong? the PPP faq gives them impression that just run 
ppp, set a few options and boom, I'm about 6 steps in front of the "boom" 
and can't get past the "run ppp" part.

Any suggestions or ideas?

Thanks a million,

-Jerry.