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I have just done a clean install of 9.1 from ISO's I downloaded last week, and the kernel says 2.4.20 but /lib/modules/2.4.22. This is a problem because I can't get my network to work.
I get errors on boot complaining about not being able to open the /lib/modules/2.4.20/modules.dep file.
This machine was working fine on Slack 9.0.
Did I download a mismatched pair of ISO's or something like that?
Do u install any kernel of the 9.1 at the end of installation ?( that should implied copying any vmlinuz n System.map n config into /boot, modify /etc/lilo.conf n run lilo).
If not u can still do that manually. Choose a bzImage,System.map,config from the <<9.1-CD>>/kernel/bare.i. Copy them into /boot, possibly with other extention, say "-9.1", then add a linux entry into /etc/lilo.conf, run lilo.
I cannot see how that happened since it only comes with 2.4.22. I think that the most logical thing to do at this point is to re download the ISO Images, perhaps off a different HTTP/FTP site.
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