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recently installed the distro and having trouble setting up IPX support.
looks like ipx module is just not there, what do i do? i would prefer to avoid recompiling the kernel.
thanks
Originally posted by vital4ik recently installed the distro and having trouble setting up IPX support.
looks like ipx module is just not there, what do i do? i would prefer to avoid recompiling the kernel.
thanks
The fix is to install the kernel-unsupported RPM for the particular kernel version and architecture you are running. This adds back all the modules for things that RedHat does not oficially support or test.
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