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Subject: kernel or distro bug?
From: Sipos Ferenc <sferi@mail.tvnet.hu>
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Hi!

I'm using rh8 as a default distro. I've compiled 2.4.19 stock kernel,
everything works fine. With the same config options, I've compiled
2.4.20, but when I reboot the machine with the new kernel, the boot
process stops at starting iptables line, and nothing happens. When I
remove the iptables daemon with chkconfig, system boots fine, and when I
start the daemon by hand, it works. Neither 2.4.19 nore 2.5.50 has a
problem with the iptables daemon during startup. Has anybody met the
above situation? 

Paco
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