What does 'modprobe -d ocfs' show? If it tells you 'symbols not
found' it's
the RPMs incompatible with your kernel version. Ensure you have the correct
RPMs. Successful 'rpm -ivh' doesn't mean correct installation.
Should be:
[root@pc33 root]# modprobe -d ocfs
============================================Module ocfs
kname ocfs
objkey ocfs
names: ocfs
mode: NORMAL
Module matching ocfs:
/lib/modules/2.4.9-e.3/kernel/drivers/addon/ocfs/ocfs.o
============================================/sbin/insmod ocfs node_name=pc33
ip_address=192.168.1.33 ip_port=7000
cs=1825 guid=6910DC92B5ED8894C0EC001083FC2853
Using /lib/modules/2.4.9-e.3/kernel/drivers/addon/ocfs/ocfs.o
If correct RPMs, type 'depmod' to force loading of modules. I had to do
this
once a while when ocfs.o unusually won't load on a new installation.
Don't
know why.
Lawrence
