Maybe you are not using the first kernel you got when you installed
Linux. Have you re-compiled it? Because the modules are different from a
kernel version to another. When building a new kernel, you have to do
make config
make dep
make clean
make zImage (or zlilo)
make modules
make modules_install
for the modules to be compiled with the right code. It will create a
directory /lib/modules/the_version_of_the_kernel/ where it will store
the objects *.o
the best is to do a copy of the older directory if you re-compile the
same version of the kernel. Then backup the old kernel. Then install the
newer and its modules.
May the force be with you.
Ismael
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