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On 2008-06-29 15:37, Vincent Barus wrote:
> what happens if you load the if_re module after you logged in instead
> of loading it while boot time?

It was never a module, it's statically linked into the kernel (both in
GENERIC and my custom kernel configuration file).  I don't see what kind
of difference it would make?


> I get a watchdog every time with a boot time loaded if_re, so maybe
> this is not affecting you too.

If that is really the case, it is a bug that should be fixed, not worked
around. :)