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Andre Oppermann wrote:

> However it worked for me just fine.  The reason I just found out is that
> I wasn't compiling if_vlan into the kernel but loaded and tested it as
> module.  Compiling it as module doesn't give any compiler warning and
> works w/o a hitch.  Dunno why?

Testing both should be standard operating procedure before you commit.
Of course there _should_ be no difference, but that's why you do testing
on stuff like this.

Doug

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