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[ ARP bugs ]

> Something similar seem to happen with BSD/OS 2.01 so the problem probably 
> come from the 4.4 Lite code.  They remove arp entries before each ppp 
> connection.

That makes me feel a bit better.  At least it's not a bug we've
introduced.  For now, I've done the same thing as BSDI' in my ppp/slip
login scripts, but I want to fix the real bug.



Nate