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From: Colonel <klink@clouddancer.com>
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Subject: 2.4.17 missing CONFIG_RTNETLINK ?
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CONFIG_RTNETLINK provides a means by which the BIRD OSPF routing
daemon communicates with the kernel; in 2.4.16 if I did not enable it,
BIRD did not work....making it difficult to find the next-hop host.

When I went to build 2.4.17 on a dinky box (486, 16M RAM), the config
option was missing.  The box is a wall mount and is not very capable
of multiple kernel experimentation alas.  Can someone supply some
background as to what has happened?

Thanks,
Ron
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