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Linux help needed by whytwolf 2002-03-20 14:03:40
Okay, I just upgraded to RH 7.2 from 7.0. I have been using a custom kernel (2.4.13) for a while now without any problems. After the upgrade I had to recompile the kernel and modules, which is not a big deal, but when I boot the system with my kernel modprobe gives an error of "can't find module char-major-10-135" when the system time is being set. This stands to reason since the rtc is node 10,135, but I can't find anything aliasing it to a module. Also when the lo interface is coming up, I get the error "dump request failed: Connection Refused" and lo doesn't get initialized. I can bring lo up manually with ifconfig to get into X, but I would rather have it come up at boot time. If I boot with Redhat's default kernel (2.4.7-10 with who knows what patched into it) everything comes up fine (except for the soundcard), and I can't see any modules running with it that are different from my kernel. :-/
Does anyone have any ideas on what might be causing this?
[ Reply ]
  /dev/rtc by fudje2002-03-20 19:19:20
    nothing verbose by whytwolf2002-03-20 22:14:49
  Check this out. by Avium2006-11-19 12:55:59
    Thank You!! :-) by whytwolf2002-03-20 22:16:11
    That worked by whytwolf2002-03-20 23:37:59

 

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