Hoary doesn't detect network card (Thinkpad T20)
Nathan Jones
nathanj at optimo.com.au
Wed May 4 13:20:51 UTC 2005
Thanks Bryan and Jonathan for your suggestions. I am still lacking an
Ethernet interface, though...
Jonathan McLoughlin wrote:
>I believe you need the e1000 module, unsure why this isn't being
>detected and loaded, try 'modprobe e1000' and then
>/etc/init.d/networking restart
I tried this and also tried "modprobe e100", but still get no output
to "lsmod | grep eth". The modprobe command completed silently (no
output, no error).
Bryan Murdock wrote:
>http://www.mail-archive.com/uug-list@uug.byu.edu/msg15878.html
>had to pass to the kernel at bootup:
>acpi=off apm=on
I tried this from the grub boot menu and in /boot/grub/menu.lst. I
presume it is supposed to be appended to the kernal line. No luck. Aren't
acpi and apm power management terms?
Is /etc/modules.conf a place where I should see eth0? I get no match to
"grep eth modules.conf".
It's a pity I don't properly understand how to work with modules, etc.
Maybe then I could figure it out. I'm fine as a GNU/Unix user, but rather
a newbie when it comes to administration. :-(
Perhaps I should try a clean install to make sure nothing from my Warty
setup is causing a problem. (But then, the LiveCD didn't detect the
network card either.)
--
Nathan Jones
[Thinkpad T20]
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