[rhn-users] no network after kernel update

[Guillermo Barton = Shark]

what kind of network card are you using? I had a similar problem with
the bcm5700 running AS2.1.  I did the following, found it on the
redhat knowledge base:

edit /etc/modules.conf
if no entry for eth0 exists add it

alias eth0 <NIC module you are using>
save file

now run:

service network stop
lsmod
modprobe <module for your nic>
lsmod
service network start
ifconfig


-G


Dan O'Berry wrote:

>I don't believe so.  They've been running now for about 2 years, but I
>think it was a fairly generic (mostly defaults) install.  Is there a way
>to check to see if that's what I need?
>
>On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 11:43, Marco Ferretti wrote:
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>>Dan O'Berry wrote:
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>>>I just ran 'up2date -fui kernel' on one of my servers and when trying to
>>>boot to the new kernel (2.4.20-28.7), my eth0 will not come up.  I can
>>>still boot to my older kernel (2.4.7-10).
>>>Any ideas?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Dan O
>>>
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>>Did you have to compile some hard-linked modules to make your sys. run ? 
>>if so you probably have to recomplile the kernel w/t the modules in , at 
>>least that's what I have to do with one of my machines with integrated 
>>net adapter
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