(well, there's a set of patches for the ppp ethernet/serial device drivers, but I reckon you aren't using them - hardly anybody does).
Well, I am - serial port is still the most universally available option for all Amiga systems, and these days I build ARM systems (pi zero) inside all my Amiga computers, Roadshow works great with PPP over serial
(look at the respective file modification times first, but you can also use "version c:ftp full" and "version libs:bsdsocket.library file full").
It is not at all obvious what version of bsdsocket.library etc that belong to what version of Roadshow - it would be nice if all files, in addition to their own revisions numbers, could have "version full" strings that say something about version of Roadshow they belong to.
