It would be easier to say what is wrong if you had not left out all those error messages from insmod; however the most likely problem is that the running kernel was compiled without bridge support. I am also running RedHat 8.0, and since it came with kernel 2.4.18, I presume you have upgraded your kernel yourself. Try 'grep br_ /proc/ksyms' and see if the output resembles this: c0343f94 br_fdb_get_hook_R650128e7 c0343f98 br_fdb_put_hook_Rb494e82a c03411e0 br_handle_frame_hook_R60411b88 c03d0c80 br_ioctl_hook_R1fb9705f If you do not see functions like these, check the '.config' file in your linux source and see if CONFIG_BRIDGE is defined. If it is, are you sure you are running the same kernel you compiled?
Installing bridge-utils on my DS110j. Quote; Unread post by -ChriZ-» Wed Dec 28, 2011 8:00 pm Hello everyone. Add bridge failed: Package not installed, bridge br0 does not exist! What am I doing wrong? I couldn`t install the kernel-module with: Code: Select all.
If not, reconfigure the kernel with bridge support, reinstall it, and try again. > -----Original Message----- > From: Everson [ PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 4:35 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [Bridge] br_add_bridge:Package not installed > > > Dears, > > I am trying to install brctl package in Red Hat 8.0 (kernell > 2.4.20), which. > I downloaded the src code from ie > bridge-utils-0.9.6.tar.gz, bridge-utils-devel-0.9.6-1.i386.rpm, > bridge-utils-0.9.6.1.i386.rpm, I./configure. Make, make install and > compiled every thing got compiled nicely but now when I try > modprobe bridge >.
> /lib/./bridge.o: unresolved. > /lib/./bridge.o/: insmod bridge failed > > I tried to configure an access point (Bluetooth - Internet) > > >brctl addbr pan0, I got this error: > > br_add_bridge: Package not installed > > What's the problem? > > Best regards, > > Denis. > > ________________________________________________ > Mensagem enviada atraves dos servicos da KBONET > > _______________________________________________ > Bridge mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > _______________________________________________ Bridge mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED].
I set up a CentOS6-XEN4-Server according to instructions. Now I want to set up bridges - first manually: brctl addbr test - but this fails with: 'add Bridge failed: Package not installed' Googling about that I tried to manually modprobe bridge which triggers an error that is caused-according to dmesg by: bridge: Unknown symbol ipv6_dev_get_saddr (err 0) modinfo bridge reveals that the bridge-modules depends on stp,llc and ipv6. I do not want IPv6, I do not need IPv6 and have blacklisted IPv6.
• Is there any way to get brctl running without enabling IPv6? • Why is that depency there at all? Update 2014-05-14 I found this to be a general CentOS 6/RH 6 problem.
It also applies to the bonding module. The accepted answer describes the root-cause - so this problem will also arise on comparable kernel-versions and is not restricted to CentOS/RedHat/Scentific Linux 6. It has been discussed on the kernel ML and the conclusion was that users shouldn't disable ipv6 anymore. Quoted from The workaround for this situation is to not blacklist the ipv6 module, but rather set its disable_ipv6 module option. That way the code gets loaded, but no ipv6 functionality is registered with the kernel so user space can't accesses it.
Microsoft outlook for mac error code 17895. Update 2014-05-14: The correct workaround seems to be: • Un-blacklist ipv6 and net-pf-10 • create /etc/modprobe.d/ipv6.conf with the following content: options ipv6 disable_ipv6=1.