Everyone,
     These are the pieces that I am trying to put together:
     1.) EPPD or PPPD packet driver for serial PPP over a modem card.

     2.) RLFOSSIL to intercept modem I/O and redirect it through PPP.

     3.) Top level terminal program LYNC or ProComm TestDrive.

Questions:
     o Do I need to insert a FOSSIL layer between the terminal program
and RLFOSSIL such as X00 and how would it link to the terminal program?

     o Do I need to junk the terminal program and use a terminal program
that speaks TCP/IP, instead (i.e. has a TCP/IP stack... I think is what
they call it, though I would call it an interface layer) ?

     My environment is an 80386 with 4 Meg of system RAM, a Rockwell
modem card that does 14.4kbps, and MS-DOS 6.2x ...

     Currently, I load the PPP driver, which then uses CHAT to dial the
ISP.  I then use RLFOSSIL to load my teminal program.  Does RLFOSSIL
need DOS 7.0, or is DOS 6.0 good enough?  Do I need to unload my TSRs of
PRINTFIX, TODDY, NANSI, EMM, et etcetera... (i.e. go bare) before using
RLFOSSIL?  Thanks for any hints....

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