As root:
To list modules loaded into kernel:
# lsmod
To remove one of them:
# rmmod module_name
To load:
# modprobe module_name
So rmmod ipv6 will remove the ipv6 module from your kernel(just like your
alias prevents it from loading) and maybe solve your problem.
Hey Piotr,
i used "lsmod" after booting from "amd4-minimal-install-CD" and to my
surprise neither "ipv6" nor "net-pf-10" were there :-{ . i think there
was some problem with my ISP (well, my ISP never accepts that). then i
did the following:
1.) changed to "/mnt/gentoo/" a smy current directory
2.) successfully downloaded the "Stage3 tarball" for amd64, checked
its MD5SUM - OK, unzipped it with command:
"tar xvjf -stage3-tarball-here-"
no problems.
3.) next i downloaded "Portage-latest" from "snapshots" directory at
one of the mirrors. MD5SUM was OK, when i hit the following command:
"tar -xvjf -latest-portage here- -C /usr"
as instructed in the "Gentoo Handbook" then after 20 minutes of
unzipping operation i got 1000s of messages like:
"CAN NOT OPEN: no such file or directory"
end message was: "tar exit delayed from previous errors"
what went wrong now? i am trying to install gentoo since 4:00 PM, it's
11 PM now :-(
-- arnuld
http://arnuld.blogspot.com/
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