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Lost Connectivity to the Internet
I'm running FreeBSD 6.2 and suddenly lost connectivity to the net. After unplugging the router and checking all the connections I could find nothing wrong. All the driver software seems to be intact. I thought I would remove the driver software and restore it. However, when I go to root and type
kldunload if_my.ko it says there is no such file. However, I'm in /boot/kernel and I can see it right there. Any ideas why it won't let me remove it? Thanks. |
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