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Hello there!
I decided to build a lot of packages and binaries into an image, so I had to remove couple of unused ones.
I just excluded the ppp package, while added the ppp-mod-pppoe (ppp-mod-pppoe -ppp) and I expected all the unneeded other ppp protocols will left out from the package, while I still could use the PPPoE connection on my external modem.
I'm almost pretty sure, this way should save some extra kilobytes, while the final image would be able to connect.
Regards
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This is what I'm talking about. I exclude ppp and include ppp-mod-pppoe. This package (ppp-mod-pppoe) should have all of it's dependencies listed in the package description to provide full function.
Currently ppp has the following dependecies: libc, kmod-ppp.
While ppp-mod-pppoe has only: libc, kmod-pppoe. So I think this way ppp should have been on the dependency list.
I think it's a valid bugreport.
vinibali:
Hello there!
I decided to build a lot of packages and binaries into an image, so I had to remove couple of unused ones.
I just excluded the ppp package, while added the ppp-mod-pppoe (ppp-mod-pppoe -ppp) and I expected all the unneeded other ppp protocols will left out from the package, while I still could use the PPPoE connection on my external modem.
I'm almost pretty sure, this way should save some extra kilobytes, while the final image would be able to connect.
Regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: