[comp.unix.ultrix] How do I get slip code and interface compiled into kernel?

ecf_hap@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (Andrew Poling) (04/11/89)

Help!

I'm new to kernel building, having learned UNIX on SysV machines.  I have
what MUST be a simple question:

I've got Ultrix 3.0 on a VS2000.  I'd like to try the slip code, but I can't
seem to get it compiled in.  I've added "option NSL" and "pseudo-device sl"
to my config file.  I've even added NSL to the options in the kernel
makefile.  I just can't get any of the related executables to do anything.
Ifconfig claims there's no interface "sl0", slattach doesn't complain - but
it doesn't do anything either.

Can somebody give me a clue?  DEC doesn't say boo in the documentation about
slip, but the stuff's there - and I've seen people write about it here.


Help!
Andy

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avolio@decuac.dec.com (Frederick M. Avolio) (04/13/89)

Boo.  (Well, you said that DEC doesnt say.... ahh, nevermind.

Hmmmm.  Works for me.

No options NSL line.  Just the pseudo-device sl line.

does 

		netstat -i

show the sl0 device?  Does 

		ifconfig sl0

show it?  

Fred