The QNX 6 patch killed my ability to make a ppp connection to my ISP. I tried to reinstall QNX from the CD and cannot revert back that way. I will do an “Uninstall” and a reload.
I am not familiar enough with the QNX structure to understand what “pppd system lacks ppp kernel support” means in English, how I lost it, or how to restore it without a “brute force” fresh start.
Bob Cronmiller <cronmill@velocity.net> wrote:
: The QNX 6 patch killed my ability to make a ppp connection to my ISP. I tried to reinstall QNX from the CD and cannot revert back that way. I will do an “Uninstall” and a reload.
: I am not familiar enough with the QNX structure to understand what “pppd system lacks ppp kernel support” means in English, how I lost it, or how to restore it without a “brute force” fresh start.
It means io-net isn’t running, or wasn’t started with pppmgr.
slay io-net
io-net -pttcpip -ppppmgr
-seanb
Merci Sean!
I slayed io-net, there were about four of them.
"#io-net -pttcpip -ppppmgr’’ did not work but
“#io-net -p tcpip -p pppmgr” fixed the problem, netmanager was not happy.
For some reason I can load 39,000 newsgroups through QNX but cannot
access any “qdn.public” unless I go back to Win-Me / Outlook Express.
“Sean Boudreau” <seanb@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:94pcme$2q8$2@nntp.qnx.com…
Bob Cronmiller <> cronmill@velocity.net> > wrote:
: The QNX 6 patch killed my ability to make a ppp connection to my ISP. I
tried to reinstall QNX from the CD and cannot revert back that way. I will
do an “Uninstall” and a reload.
: I am not familiar enough with the QNX structure to understand what “pppd
system lacks ppp kernel support” means in English, how I lost it, or how to
restore it without a “brute force” fresh start.
It means io-net isn’t running, or wasn’t started with pppmgr.
slay io-net
io-net -pttcpip -ppppmgr
-seanb