Hi,
I have a TS-439 Pro II+ which has the Intel cpu.
I found the the bridge module is already compiled in the stock firmware located at /usr/local/modules/bridge.ko, however, I am having trouble enabling it.
# insmod /usr/local/modules/bridge.ko
insmod: cannot insert `/usr/local/modules/bridge.ko': Unknown symbol in module (-1): No such file or directory
# dmesg
bridge: Unknown symbol stp_proto_register
bridge: Unknown symbol stp_proto_unregister
Any ideas?
Network Bridge - Unknown symbol when trying to activate mod
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Network Bridge - Unknown symbol when trying to activate mod
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Copart
TS-439 Pro II+
Copart
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Re: Network Bridge - Unknown symbol when trying to activate
Hi,
you have to load stp module first.
I wrote a how-to on my blog, http://orion195.muppetslab.org - the last article.
I hope that this would help you
you have to load stp module first.
I wrote a how-to on my blog, http://orion195.muppetslab.org - the last article.
I hope that this would help you
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Re: Network Bridge - Unknown symbol when trying to activate
IPv6 must be enabled for this to work ...
otherwise you get an error on the insmod bridge.ko
otherwise you get an error on the insmod bridge.ko
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Re: Network Bridge - Unknown symbol when trying to activate
Can you try "modprobe bridge" ? it should take care of dependenciescopart wrote: # insmod /usr/local/modules/bridge.ko
insmod: cannot insert `/usr/local/modules/bridge.ko': Unknown symbol in module (-1): No such file or directory
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