The original post was a collection of different matches for the kernel
aliases ppp-compress-21 etc. As I understood it, the question boils down to
"which alias is supposed to go with which kernel module?"
Your reply seems to cover when to use each module rather than what the alias
to be used for that module supposed to be.
Does your reply mean that it is irrelevant which the base alias used for
each module is as long as the compression modules desired for the connection
are loaded?
Thanks,
Lourdes
Richard B. Johnson wrote:
> "Correct" depends upon what you want to do. There is a minimum
> packet-size so if you are using key-strokes (interactive), the
> best interactive performance will be with ppp_deflate. If you
> are mounting a remote file-system (lots of duplicate data),
> bsd compression will probably work best. "equ" is a line
> equalizer, not really a compressor. It helps if you have two
> or more slow links.
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