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I have a Compaq Armada 7400 running RH9 that I recently upgraded to kernel 2.6. It by default implemented ipv6 and now my network does not work. Was it the implementation of ipv6 or something I heard about PnP being turned on that caused my network to stop functioning? Any help would be appreciated.
OK; maybe I didn't post a good question. At this point, what I would really like to do is use the 2.6 kernel on Redhat 9.0 but still use IPV4 instead of IPV6. How do I do that?
Also; since I am using an Armada 7400 with a Compaq 10/100 pcmcia card, will the 2.6 kernel support this hardward configuration?
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did ipv6 stop my network
