So playing with make menuconfig: I can get this module and be missing half of
what was around in previous kernels or get the rest back and still be missing
ip_conntrack_ftp.ko. Either way, the thing will boot but will not connect. It
may not work with nvidia's driver either at this point.

So may be time to abandon it until there is a Debian package, assuming the
kinks are worked out by then?


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If you follow 'kerneltrap.org', 2.6.19 and 2.6.20 are bug-ridden. 2.6.19 shipped with bugs and 2.6.20 hasn't worked them all out yet. But if you enjoy playing with the latest 'git' data, this is what happens. I usually wait until a released version is a few weeks old before I decide to play with it. Also, read the text while configuring the kernel and read the docs in Documentation/ - you may just be suffering little problems because the devs haven't quite got the module dependencies right in the script. You can also try to cut out that entire network section in the .config file then attempt a config/compile - you will be asked all those network questions again; this can work if the old settings somehow confuse the new scripts.


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