Paul Mackerras

Sorry, but we don't support anything as old as 2.4.5 here. That said, if you can post the pppd logs we might be able to point out some misconfiguration.

I'm not really that familiar with l2tp, so I don't know that I have much to add here until you get to the point of having pppd patches for review...

> The sample/ copies are far more detailed and suitable for users to look at, IMHO. Would it be a good idea if we take a look and modernize the...

The problem here is the copyright notice on the file you're adding - it's GPL2, which is incompatible with the BSD licence that the rest of pppd code is under...

Really, this seems to be a conflict between glibc and the kernel. Trying to solve it here in pppd seems the wrong answer.

> Thanks for the feedback. I had not realized the licensing issue. Note that this license issue is quite silly: the pppd code already does "#include ", which means it...

I see that the upstream patch to fix the problem properly (that is, in the Linux kernel) has been accepted into versions v6.9.5, v6.6.34, v6.1.94, v5.15.161, v5.10.219, v5.4.278, and v4.19.316,...

Microwatt already has full support for both big-endian and little-endian execution modes, selected by bit 63 (the least significant bit) of the MSR, as defined in the Power ISA. This...

I'm not impressed with github's release mechanisms. Besides this naming snafu, it also doesn't include things like the `./configure` script which aren't checked in to git, but get generated by...

> Not to mention the .tar.gz at https://download.samba.org/pub/ppp/ppp-2.5.1.tar.gz is double-compressed: Whoops! Fixed now.