hi all,

i'm still having kernel compile problems.  i've been trying to isolate
the problem but i'm about to give up and reinstall mandrake 9.1
since i can't seem to fix it (and with kernel compiles taking more 
than 2 hours, the testing cycle is just too long :).

heh, it would actually take *less* time to backup/reinstall/restore than 
it would to build the kernel twice :).

before i do that though (sometime tomorrow probably), does anyone 
have a working .config that works for them in vanilla 2.4.19 or earlier
and on mandrake 9.1?  i can take .configs for later versions too, but i 
want to stick with 2.4.19 since that's the kernel version that the openmosix
project recommends.

links or attachments welcome.  please send to private email rather
than the list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]).  i'll post a followup if i can get
something working.

my main problem is:  when i build a vanilla kernel (or any kernel
except the one that comes with mandrake's kernel-source RPM)
i get errors when doing anything with nat.  in particular, when i do
masquerading with something like:

iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s <my_internal_network> -j MASQUERADE

or when i do transparent proxy with something like:

iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-port 
3128

i get:

iptables: Invalid argument

but that's only with kernels i build myself.  with the standard mandrake
kernels, or the netraverse mandrake+win4lin kernels, masquerading and
transparent squid work fine.

thanks for any pointers, files, attachments, links heya.

tiger

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