> CentOS 5 uses kernel 2.6.18-xx ... If this PF_RING thing requires a
> different kernel, I think a more accurate statement would be, .
> PF_RING is not supported on CentOS.
Indeed. I wonder whether there exists some difference between CentOS
kernel and genral kernel from www.kernel.org?
If
Ian jonhson wrote:
I googled the internet and found similar bug occurred in Ubuntu
on the same hardware platform: Dell poweredge.
...
PowerEdge is Dell's brand name for ALL their Server products. That
Ubuntu bug was specific to the i450NX chipset, which was new in 1999 and
obsoleted circa
Ian jonhson wrote:
Hi all,
The PF_RING seems not to work smoothly in CentOS 5.
Several day before, I patched the kernel 2.6.25.3
CentOS 5 uses kernel 2.6.18-xx ... If this PF_RING thing requires a
different kernel, I think a more accurate statement would be, PF_RING is
not suppor
Hi all,
The PF_RING seems not to work smoothly in CentOS 5.
Several day before, I patched the kernel 2.6.25.3 and
installed the PF_RING-patched kernel in my CentOS5.
Based on the PF_RING, I developed my program to capture
the network packages. I wished it can work until the
machine power is off. U
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