I switched back to the kernel 2.2.19-20secure. Since, I have pb with modprobe my ethernet card. More precisely, modprobe try to load the old_tulip module (which doesn't work with my card, I tried) instead of the tulip one. Then, the interface eth0 doesn't load at boot time, even if told to do so.
I checked /etc/modules.conf and nothing in there does an alias from tulip to old_tulip. Where are the other modprobe configuration files? How do I remove this alias? Guillaume. Details: I can get the card to work by doing: $ insmod pci-scan $ insmod tulip $ ifup eth0 On the other hand modprobe doesn't work: $ modprobe tulip modprobe: Can't locate modules tulip If I look at the configuration of modprobe, I find a line that doesn't please me: $ modprobe -c | grep tulip alias eth0 tulip alias tulip old_tulip The first line is fine, the second is not. The module old_tulip is not on my machine anymore as it didn't work with my card (I tried). There is no such line in my /etc/module.conf. Where does modprobe get this alias? How do I remove it?
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