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-This file describes the installation process for ppp-2.3 on systems
-running SunOS 4.1.x (or the equivalent).
-
-The STREAMS modules in the sunos4 directory provide kernel support for
-PPP on SunOS 4.1.x systems.  They have been tested under SunOS 4.1.3
-on a SparcStation 1+.  They should work under earlier SunOS 4.1.x
-systems, but no guarantees are given.
-
-These modules are designed to be loaded into the running kernel using
-the `modload' command.
-
-
-Installation.
-*************
-
-1. Run the configure script and make the user-level programs and the
-kernel modules.
-
-       ./configure
-       make
-
-If you wish to compile using gcc instead of cc, edit the
-sunos4/Makedefs file and uncomment the line saying "CC = gcc".  You
-can also change the C compiler options by editing the COPTS
-definition.
-
-2. Install the pppd, pppstats and chat programs and the loadable
-module object files (you need to be root to do this):
-
-       make install
-
-By default, the programs and the loadable module object files go into
-/usr/local/etc.  Doing `make install' also copies a script called
-ppp.INSTALL into /dev, and makes ppp.LOAD, ppp.UNLOAD, ppp.MKDEV and
-ppp.RMDEV links to it.  You can change the installation directories by
-editing sunos4/Makedefs.
-
-3. Load the ppp modules (you need to be root for this too):
-
-       /dev/ppp.LOAD
-
-You will want to do this in your /etc/rc.local file once you have
-everything installed.  I suggest you put something like the following
-in /etc/rc.local (or /etc/loadable, if you have one):
-
-       if [ -f /dev/ppp.AUTOLOAD ]; then
-               /dev/ppp.LOAD
-       fi
-
-and then create a /dev/ppp.AUTOLOAD file with the command
-
-       touch /dev/ppp.AUTOLOAD
-
-It is not advisable to unload the "if_ppp" module, because it creates
-network interface units, and SunOS does not provide any way to destroy
-network interfaces once created.  If you do unload it, the system will
-probably crash at some later stage.
-
-If you have previously had ppp-2.2 installed, you may have statements
-in your /etc/rc.local to load the ppp module.  You will need to remove
-those.  Having done this, you will need to reboot to remove the old
-ppp module and load the new modules.