According to Gevaerts Frank: While burning my CPU.
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> > > something strange is going on. I don't know what ipf-4 is, but as far as I
> > > know, the ne2000 driver is called ne. If I remember correctly from
> > > previous posts, Red Hat has some configuration tool to decide what modules
> > > are loaded (sorry, can't say where, I don't use RH). You could try to
> > > check if everything is setup correctly there
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> > ipf-4 is quite possably a typo on the posters part, net-pf-4 is what it
> > should be, thats the IPX module.
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> > When you say a configuration tool to decide what modules are loaded, as a
> > redhat user my ears popped up, quite possably you mean Kerneld, which is not
> > redhat spesific, Kerneld = Kernel Module loading daemon it comes with all
> > distributions.
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> > Or do you mean something else.?
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> Well, I thought there was some kind of Control Panel where you can set
> what modules are loaded at boot time, but I can be wrong
Well yes, Control pannel does "configure" interfaces and assignes the
nessacsary modules if needed, i was under the impression you meant something
else. So it seems i was confused, sorry for the confustion.
However using the control pannel for the above problem will not solve it,
/etc/conf.modules needs to be edited by hand.
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Regards Richard.
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