Thanks for responding. Here is what I get:
linuxd01:/etc/sysconfig/network # lsmod
Module Size Used by Not tainted
qdio 37040 0
8021q 15256 0 (unused)
nfsd 80392 4 (autoclean)
ipv6 329288 -1 (autoclean)
key 41840 0 (autoclean) [ipv6]
lcs 29248 1
dummy0 1108 1
ctc 49824 3
fsm 2032 0 [ctc]
lvm-mod 70408 11 (autoclean)
dasd_eckd_mod 56648 5
dasd_mod 49748 7 [dasd_eckd_mod]
reiserfs 254940 7
What do I removed. I still have eth0 going so I cannot remove lcs.
Peter
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> I assume this is cause by eth1 still being defined. How do I
> delete eth1?
rmmod <kernel module>
Use lsmod to see what the actual kernel module is called. Also, if you use
modprobe instead of insmod it works better. Modprobe will not only load
the module you want but also auto-load any dependencies.
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Linux Design and Engineering
Bank of America
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