1) Locate forcedeth.ko (of the 2.6.28-3-rt kernel) module and move it out (in your home for example)
2) Execute sudo depmod -a
3) Reboot in that kernel
4) Check manually with lsmod that forcedeth.ko isn't loaded.
5) Do all things that you do usually stressing the pc a lot (obviously except wired network related stuff)
@freyr, @ttoine,
You should do this test:
1) Locate forcedeth.ko (of the 2.6.28-3-rt kernel) module and move it out (in your home for example)
2) Execute sudo depmod -a
3) Reboot in that kernel
4) Check manually with lsmod that forcedeth.ko isn't loaded.
5) Do all things that you do usually stressing the pc a lot (obviously except wired network related stuff)
Thanks!