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Another possibility might be to install zipslack on a dos box and run the
linux.bat file to start it up.  Then after you have root assigned a
password and have a second user account, run the pppsetup script.  You'll
find pppsetup can handle all of the more modern login protocols if
necessary.  Never give out sysadmin passwords either, at most password of
the second user account you created and have logged into before you run
ppp-go -d.  By the way, pppsetup has to run to successful completion
before ppp-go -d is created.