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chucklz
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Configuring Tiny Core Linux as a PPP dialup router
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May 07, 2011, 12:21:27 AM »
Okay, so I've found a page through the use of google that outlines how to configure FreeBSD to route dialup connections to ethernet (kinda like a ethernet dialin server) (
http://pages.ssimicro.com/~jeremyc/ppp.html
). Since tinycore isn't freeBSD, I wonder if there is a substitute method of achieving this, maybe through mgetty or something. or is it even possible on tinycore? gimme some ideas.
-Chucklz
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tinypoodle
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Re: Configuring Tiny Core Linux as a PPP dialup router
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May 07, 2011, 04:54:30 AM »
Besides from not being particular to Linux, this page seems to be 15 years old.
You might get ideas by studying router oriented Linux distros
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chucklz
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Re: Configuring Tiny Core Linux as a PPP dialup router
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aha. that might be better
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curaga
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Re: Configuring Tiny Core Linux as a PPP dialup router
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You may have to compile a suitable getty. Check on tldp.org, I think the isp howto would be relevant.
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