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Hello there everyone!
I can't connect to the internet.Although i installed via ftp the packages and i could successfully ping google.After i installed gnome 3 i can't ping anything.
I need your help!I have Laptop connected to my router with an ftp cable,my desktop ubuntu pc works fine with the internet,but after reading again and again this two guides :
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Be … cessary.29
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network
nothing seems to work!Could someone please help me?
Last edited by sepuku (2011-06-04 01:22:46)
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I have Laptop connected to my router with an ftp cable
What is an "FTP cable"? I assume you mean ethernet cable, since FTP is a protocol that has nothing to do with cabling...?
Try this page:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_Debugging
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I thought that both are the same cables!Yes i mean an ethernet cable!
Thanx for your answer!Here's the problem after reading the page you sent me:
ifconfig eth0 returns no "inet addr".There is not inet addr at all in the output!
Also, "netstat -rn" returns this
Destination Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window irtt Iface
.
Why is that?Please help! :S
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Are you using DHCP or Static IP? Network isn't coming up properly, so check your static ip configuration in rc.conf, or dhcp if you're using dhcp.
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RE: the cable; FTP is a protocol used for file transfer; it is oblivious to the underlying cabling. For more technical differentiation, FTP is Layer 7, and the Cable is Layer 1 in the OSI model: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSI_model
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You should check settings in NetworkManager as well, since your settings broke after installing Gnome 3 that seems like a possible culprit.
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Just as a small note, there is such a thing as a FTP cable, though it is also sometimes written as F/UTP due to newer standards names. Basically it is a TP cable where the cables in it are wrapped in foil, hence the name Foiled Twisted Pair. This gives shielding from interference like magnetic fields unlike a UTP cable which is an Unshielded TP cable. There are also several other cable shielding standard names.
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Well this seems silly but yesterday i missed a command after so many hours of learning the basics of arch!The only thing i missed yesterday was
dcpcd eth0
:$
Thank all for your help though.
Later am gonna try connect to my wifi with my laptop.Hope i won't deal with any problems.Thanks a lot again people for your patience!
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Just as a small note, there is such a thing as a FTP cable, though it is also sometimes written as F/UTP due to newer standards names. Basically it is a TP cable where the cables in it are wrapped in foil, hence the name Foiled Twisted Pair. This gives shielding from interference like magnetic fields unlike a UTP cable which is an Unshielded TP cable. There are also several other cable shielding standard names.
Never heard them called that; We just call them STP and UTP in Australia.... Thx for the info.
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