Initial revision
Add txqueuelen argument to ifconfig.
Some libc5 fixes.

Note that it isn't tested yet, because I still don't have a kernel
with a working SIOCGIFFTXQLEN.
Add Ash support
Merge various changes from my private tree.
 - ROSE and FDDI support is in now
 - `route' ignores routes that are deleted, to avoid confusing users.
 - `ifconfig' no longer even tries to use SIOCGIFCOUNT.  Even old ifconfigs
   will work correctly without it though, so let's delete this ioctl now
   before 2.2 is released.  It was only added in the mid 2.1 series so no code
   should rely on it yet.

Also the usual round of tidying up.

I need to check whether Bernd has any outstanding changes, and then I want
to release net-tools 1.50 in the fairly near future.
More fixes
FDDI compiled under glibc now, plus misc other fixes
Remove the comment about address and route deletion not being
implemented for IPv6, since this is no longer the case.
Change version number and release 980126 snapshot
Always display a U flag for routes
Some small Ash changes.
Various ifconfig cleanups and new arp.
Merge more changes from my private tree, mostly ifconfig tidyups.
Update for new kernel, plus more changes.
Pile of net-tools goodies.  I plan to make a 1.45 release this
weekend - please give it a go and make sure it at least compiles
on your system. :-)
Make it compile without econet.
Fix a few bad typos.
Fix a few warnings.
Change all #ifdef HAVE_... to #if HAVE_... because the config script
uses #define .. 0 for disabled options instead of #undef.
Make atalk functional again (not tested).
Add OutRsts and InErrs fields for TCP.
Move the HAVE_TXQUEUELEN check into the common include file interface.h -
this makes txqueuelen work again, because the code in interface.c was always
omitted.
Print unknown fields in /proc/net/snmp unformatted instead of ignoring
them.
couple of small fixes
Support /prefixlen netmask specification for route -add

Fix buffer overflow in route [there are probably more in the nettools]

Allow device argument everywhere on the command line, but only when
it starts with the keyword.