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"Col Mackrory" <mackrory@acay.com.au> writes:

> Hello All,
> 
> OK - here I am showing my ignorance
> 
> I get the following messages when I boot my Slackware 1.0.27 kernel. I
> assume I have something configured wrong. When I installed the Linux with
> the appropriate "pre-configured" kernel I never got this message.
> 
> I have since re-compiled my kernel and I get these messages. It does not
> seem to affect what I want to do - but I would like to understand what is
> going on.
> 
<snip>

Are you sure it's ``1.0.27'' and not ``2.0.27'' ?

Those messages usually occur when you try to inset a module compiled
for a different kernel version.

When you re-compiled your kernel, did you do this:
	make modules
	make modules_install

Modules are installed in ``/lib/modules'', there is a sub-directory
branch for every kernel version you installed.  In your case there
should probably be a sub-directory called ``2.0.27''.

-- 
Manfred Bartz <mbartz@werple.net.au>
  --- LINUX, live free or die ---