John Horne wrote:
> Can you check the '/etc' directory to see if there is a 'modprobe.conf'
> file. On our FC2 system it has modprobe.conf and no 'modules.conf' file.
> I can't remember when the name was changed from modules.conf to
> modprobe.conf but it must have been before FC2. If no modprobe.conf file
> exists then can you create a link to it from the modules.conf file and
> test restarting the network again.
It was between the Linux kernel versions 2.4 and 2.6. The Original
Poster clearly mentions both 2.4 and "modules.conf".
Hope this helps,
James.
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