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From: arjan@fenrus.demon.nl
To: heikki@indexdata.dk (Heikki Levanto)
Subject: Re: 2.4.16: "Address family not supported" on RH IBM T23
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In article <20011127200522.B27480@indexdata.dk> you wrote:

> is what gives the error messages in ifup (as well as when run by hand).
> Could not find much documentation for that /sbin/ip, redhat special?

You need to enable the netlink config options

> Does this indicate a kernel problem, redhat problem, or my problem?

your problem; it's even mentioned in the releasenotes..

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