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>>>>> "Gary" == Gary Jennejohn <garyj@jennejohn.org> writes:

Hi Gary,

 Gary> Why? /usr/sbin/ppp supports PPPoE just fine and is already in the
 Gary> base.

Maybe because ppp(8) acts as a bottleneck because of kernel/userland
switching.

Another solution for fast pppoe support would be kernel pppoe as seen in
Net/Open.

Éric Masson

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