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Hi Andrew,

You need to do a "make modules; make modules_install" after compiling the
kernel. I suggest that you "rm -Rf /lib/modules/2.0.27" before doing the
module make install. This way you get a clean module definition.
emember to do a "lilo" to link the new system to the lilo boot.

Great to see another une person on the web. I'm doing cs282 this semester
and cs284 next. If you need any further assistance you should also look
at http://www.slug.org.au and deposit your question to the slug mailing
list.

Cheers Grahame (gmkelly@zip.com.au + gkelly@turing.une.edu.au)


In article <5jf97s$nkm$1@gruvel.une.edu.au>,
	adevenis@euclid.une.edu.au (Andrew Devenish-Meares) writes:
>
>Hiya,
>
>I have recently re-installed linux, updating to RedHat 4.0.  THis installed 
>kernel 2.0.18, which I attempted to re-compile for PPP support, and it kept
>getting errors in the compile, so I took kernel 2.0.27 off the InfoMagic 
>CD-ROM from December 1996.  I recompiled that sucessfully, but when I try to 
>run pppd, I get in the log:
>	modprobe: can't locate module net-pf-4
>
>Anyone know where this problem comes from, and how to fix it?
>
>---
>Andrew 'ADM' Devenish-Meares			    adevenis@turing.une.edu.au
>http://turing.une.edu.au/~adevenis/		    adevenis@suburbia.com.au
>          "Wanna see me make bubbles with my spit?"   (Wakko Warner)