I'm trying to configure a Gluetin setup in Docker on a TOS6.0 NAS, but part of the config includes configuring a start-up script to trigger the tun.ko driver to be loaded.
Unfortunately I don't find it in the modules folder nor in the optional kernel modules package, is this a known issue/limitation - does anyone have any recommendations / work arounds?
[Help] tun.ko kernel driver
Re: [Help] tun.ko kernel driver
Apologies for the late reply. After checking, it turns out that the module is not available in the kernel. If you need it, I can send it to you via email
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Re: [Help] tun.ko kernel driver
That would be amazing thank you
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Re: [Help] tun.ko kernel driver
Thanks for the help, that module is indeed already part of the kernel - I was following a guide that explicitly advised on loading it and I was stuck down that rabbit hole, thanks again.
Re: [Help] tun.ko kernel driver
I'm very sorry, what do you mean by "I was stuck down that rabbit hole"? Perhaps we can help you.
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Re: [Help] tun.ko kernel driver
No am all sorted, I was looking to get Gluten going and one of the guides implicitly had adding a scheduled task running / loading the tun.ko kernel module and I was stuck around that, with it being built in though I was just running in circles chasing my tail - it works fine as is without that step is all