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"Andrew Daws" <asdaws@kyneton.net.au> writes:

>longer knew about the iBCS module.  I presume this isn't a standard =
>kernel module or option, but a separate package.  I extracted the source =
>from my slakware CD, and compiled it (under 2.0.33) OK.  When I boot in =
>2.0.33 now however it complains that the iBCS module was compiled under =
>2.0.30  :-(

It might be looking for the module in a different place to where you've put
the one compiled under 2.0.33 (I think it's loaded from /etc/rc.d/rc.ibcs,
on my slackware at least) .. or possibly the symlinks to the kernel include
files might be confusing it (if the 2.0.33 source is in /usr/src/linux, this
should be ok)

Have you tried unloading the module (if it loaded at all) with rmmod and
loading it manually with something like 'insmod ./ibcs.o' ?