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>>> Today I decided to give it a try.
>>> But if I try loading the if_age 
module, 
>the
>>> system prints the following lines and then it freezes.
>>
>>

>>
>>Could you 
>please print the full dmesg / uname (build date) output?
>>
>>

>>Thanks.
>>
>>
>>---
>
>>Kevin K.
>>Systems Administrator
>>www.linux-vps-
servers.com
>>
>

Maybe this is better:
http://pastebin.ca/1297510