A RedHat system automatically creates the /lib/modules/preferred
symbolic link to point the the module directory corresponding to the
kernel you're running. This is done in /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit on every
restart.
Make sure you've built and installed the modules for the 2.0.36 kernel
with 'make modules; make modules_install', and reboot to 2.0.36.
Then, type:
# cat /proc/version > /lib/modules/2.0.36/.rhkmvtag
The rc.sysinit uses this tag to verify the kernel version and the
modules belong together. Next time you restart, everything will be
back to normal[*].
[*] You can avoid this restart if you reexecute only the actions in
the rc.sysinit script that would depend on the change you made
earlier.
Good luck,
Drago
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