My personal opinion is that patching a RedHat patched kernel with non-redhat patches is just plain bad practice, and I have never been too sucessful...
I woulg go out to kernel.org and get the latest 2.4.xx kernel, apply the bonding patches to that source, and go from there.... You might want to take a look at the RedHat patches to the kernel source, and see what patches they applied.... there might just be something there you want or need ;) My opinion only, and not to be taken without some research... rob Day On Thu, 2003-05-29 at 10:38, Alex Sharaz wrote: > hi all, > > I've been playing with load balancing IP traffic using the ethernet bonding > driver. > Basically I've got a server with 2 on boards intel 1G network interfaces > and I've connected them to a Foundry Fastiron switch with both interfaces > on the switch configured to be a trunk. > > The current setup *seems* to work fine ( the server in question hosts an > apple darwin streaming server) but I've noticed that there are some patches > for the 2.4 kernel on sourceforge.net to upgrade the bonding driver to > support 802.3ad. > > The problem I've got is that when I try and apply the patches to the RH > kernel source 2.4.20-13.0 a number of the patches don''t work. > So .... > should I be applying the patches to say, the 2.4.20 kernel source available > from www.kernel.org instead of the RH source? > > Has anyone got 802.3ad configured and working? > > TIA > Alex > > > Sent using Mulberry 3.01a > -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
