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Delaying eth0 initialization 1
- Thread starter gk4u
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After booting, login as root and try using netcfg and there configure the ethernet card.
netcfg &
This is a graphical tool which will drive you to set the ethernet card and bind ip address[if you want] or set DHCP.. Also you can set DHCP.
Hope this helps
Partha Parthasarathy
netcfg &
This is a graphical tool which will drive you to set the ethernet card and bind ip address[if you want] or set DHCP.. Also you can set DHCP.
Hope this helps
Partha Parthasarathy
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See what driver is aliased to eth0 in /etc/modules.conf.
Check out the linux driver datbase for your cards chipset to see which driver needs to be loaded.
Change the alias if necessary.
depmod -av
modprobe drivermod name
ifconfig eth0 up
Check out the linux driver datbase for your cards chipset to see which driver needs to be loaded.
Change the alias if necessary.
depmod -av
modprobe drivermod name
ifconfig eth0 up
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