Re: RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument

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Cowles, Steve wrote:

Have you tried loading the modules manually? Maybe this problem is related
to modprobe or something along those lines.

# cat /etc/modules
...snip...
# Traffic Shaping Modules
sch_htb
sch_sfq
sch_ingress
cls_fw
cls_u32



Thanks for listing your modules Steve. I wouldn't have known what to look for.

Running lsmod on both kernel boots produces the same loaded modules without me having to do anything manually.
cls_u32
sch_htb
sch_sfq
I'm not using any ingress or fw support so their respective modules not showing up is expected.


If the new kernel needs a new module loaded as might be suggested by the change in the directory structure I noted in a previous post, then that may be what's wrong. Trouble is I have no idea what it might be. The logs also don't show anything going awry.

Something is hosed with that kernel somewhere. I think I'll try bugzilla. Thanks for your help.

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