Make sure your that your current kernel is linked to the appropriate modules
directory.
# cd /lib/modules ; ls -l
If you are running 2.0.34, the output should look like:
2.0.34 --> /lib/modules/2.0.34-0.6 (The real directory "2.0.34" is soft linked to
"2.0.34-0.6")
BARRY POROZNI wrote:
> kernel is v2.0.34 (Redhat 5.1). When I try to load ip_masq.o, I get the
> message "couldn't find the kernel version the module was compuled for". All
> files are from the Redhat CD's. I get the same message for ip_fw as well
>
> thanks
>
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