Re: Invalid Argument

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> RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument

Possibly you have a mismatch between the tc binary
and the kernel module version. Look in the messages file,
or wherever you have kernel log messages go. It will
report the versions and the reason for the error.

Then build tc against the headers from the kernel code
you are running. While there is a tc binary out there,
it may not (probably isn't) built against the headers
your kernel code was built with, and so the structures
passed between the two don't match.




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