Sean,
The modules need to match the kernel version. Look and see if you have a
/lib/modules/2.0.33 directory. If not, then you need to rebuild your modules
to match the kernel. RH distributed the 2.0.32 kernel and it required the
2.0.32 module rpm. Theres a readme or a HOWTO on why modules need to match
the kernel version someplace (/usr/doc/HOWTO?)
smb
Sean Cody (TDR) wrote:
> The subject is the error that PPPD returns... I use RedHat 5 and have
> upgraded the kernel to 2.0.33. Both before and after this error has plagued
> me.
>
> I have compiled and recompiled the kernel with PPP as a module and as
> builtin neiter work... I have tried deleting the .config , deleting the
> modlues by hand , upgrading my kernel, and everything else I can think of...
>
> I have made sure the new kernels are installed via 'uname -a' and obviosly
> updated lilo. insmod sometimes reports about 5 or 6 unresolved symbols and
> other times it just says there is already a ppp.o module.
>
> I have gotten everything else to work great BUT PPP!...
>
> Any ideas???
>
> Kernel: 2.0.33
> PPPD: 2.2.0f
>
> Sean Cody
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