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From: J Sloan <jjs@toyota.com>
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kees wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I referred to KERNEL 2.4.14 with patch-2.4.15pre3
>
> I did recompile vtund AFTER my new kernel installment and startup and it
> didn't help.
> I traced vtund and it opens /dev/net/tun
> the ioctl call after it returns the error

Yes, but the big questions remained unanswered:

1. What version of vtund are you running?
2. Under what kernel did vtund last work?

cu

jjs

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