by Bang Yong H » Sun, 18 Aug 2002 11:19:21
and compiled the Kernel & Modules.
and reboot.
then I had a problem.
when Bringing up interface (eth0) I got a message.
"Cannot send dump request : connect refused"
what's wrong with my configuration.
1. kernel options - how do i know what options were compiled on install
I have a sun sparc classic running redhat 6.2 (kermel 2.2.14). What i
would like to know is:
(1) How do i know what options were compiled into the kernel? I did
the standard install off the cd, but would like to know what exactly
did and didn't get compiled in.
(2) Is there a way to get the exact same options compiled into the
kernel automatically if i upgrade? I've spent a ton of time getting
the thing running correctly, and I am afraid of upgrading the kernel
and not knowing how to answer the compile time options and ending up
with a system that all of a sudden isn't running
-and-
(3) this whole thing is coming up because i want to run Team Fortress
Classic (a HalfLife mod) on masq'd client machines. It looks like i
need this experimental loose udp patch for things to work, but i don't
know if its already compiled into my kernel or not, and am not sure
how to even check. Does anyone know the answer to this question.
thx in advance,
jeff
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