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[John Heffner <>]

After that, if the kernel has the -web100 suffix, check the kernel 
config.  Go to the build directory and 'grep WEB100 .config'.  Mine 
looks like this:

$ grep WEB100 .config
CONFIG_WEB100=y
CONFIG_WEB100_STATS=y
CONFIG_WEB100_FPERMS=432
CONFIG_WEB100_GID=502
CONFIG_WEB100_NET100=y
CONFIG_WEB100_NETLINK=y

If CONFIG_WEB100_STATS != y, then you'll need to enable it (with make 
menuconfig or make xconfig).

  -John


Jeremy Palmer wrote:
> I would also assume that something didn't quite work with your kernel
> patch/compile or maybe you're not actually running the web100 kernel (run 
> 'uname
> -r' and check for the -web100 in the kernel version). /proc/web100 exists on 
> my
> working NDT server.
>
> JP
>
>
>  wrote:
> > I rebuilt he kernel and installed the userland on my centos4.2 box and when I 
> > run the NDT I get this error in debug mode:
> >
> > web100_attach: could not parse /proc/web100/header
> >
> > I wen into proc and the web100 dir doesn't exist.  Should I assume the patch 
> > didn't take?  Everything compiled fine.