I have recently upgraded my C1000's kerenel to Tetsu v18a. I did this for the sole purpose of getting MPPE support because according to Tetsu's site MPPE was supported. I need MPPE because at the university that I go to use the wireless internet you must connect through their VPN. The protocol that my school uses is PPTP w/ MPPE.
I have successfully connected to my school's VPN from my desktop using PPTP. So my plan was to get MPPE working for Tetsu then just compile the latest version of pptp-linux for my zaurus and be up and running. According to what I could make out from Tetsu's site, after installing the kernel I need to install both the kernel-modules_v18a_arm.ipk and then the mppe-modules_arm.ipk.
I did those two things but I got an error when I installed the kernel-modules_v18a_arm.ipk. This is what I got:
Configuring kernel-modules...depmod: /lib/modules/2.4.20/modules.ieee1394map is not an ELF file
depmod: connot read ELF header from /lib/modules/2.4.20/modules.pnpbiosmap
I also get this error everytime i try to do a depmod -a
I have tried to modprobe mppe after installing everything, but it cannot locate it. It is also not listed under lsmod. Does anyone know what is wrong with what I am doing? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
-Curtis
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These error messages can be ignored, I guess it's the problem of depmod when it
couldn't detect the ELF header from a plaintext file.
If you have gotten the right modules, the module name should be ppp_mppe.o, and
you should add this to your /etc/modules.conf:
alias ppp-compress-18 ppp_mppe
and re-run depmod -a
Check /lib/modules/2.4.20/kernel/drivers/net and see if you have these two
ppp_*.o files.
As I could only find the ppp_mppe.o and ppp_deflate.o modules for 2.4.18, however,
my C3k is using 2.4.20, so I have compiled these two modules myself and it works,
at least the kernel module loaded.
Still trying to connect to the M$ pptp server using the MPPE patched pppd...
