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I'm new to Arch Linux and I just installed it, but I want to give it a try.
For some reason, I can't connect to the internet. "ping" fails, but "ifconfig -a" does return with "eth0"
Any thoughts?
Thanks to all posts!
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Just for clarification reasons, did you install Arch in Virtualbox or Virtualbox on Arch?
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Lenovo Thinkpad X120e
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I installed arch in vbox
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When you set up the virtual machine, what type of networks did you set up (NAS, Bridged or Host Only)?
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When you set up the virtual machine, what type of networks did you set up (NAS, Bridged or Host Only)?
I tried all of them, but none worked.
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It may help to know the host system. My first guess (if your on a Linux box) is that the networking drivers (vboxnetflt) are not loaded. You can load them with
sudo modprobe vboxnetflt
On windows, I believe that you load them during installation (I think?)
When you install I believe that it needs to look something like this:
VirtualBox.exe -msiparams ADDLOCAL=...VBoxNetwork...
Laptops:
MSI GS60 Ghost
Asus Zenbook Pro UX501VW
Lenovo Thinkpad X120e
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It may help to know the host system. My first guess (if your on a Linux box) is that the networking drivers (vboxnetflt) are not loaded. You can load them with
sudo modprobe vboxnetflt
On windows, I believe that you load them during installation (I think?)
When you install I believe that it needs to look something like this:VirtualBox.exe -msiparams ADDLOCAL=...VBoxNetwork...
Under Device Manager (Sadly, my host is Windows), All the VBox network adapters appear to be working and enabled.
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...For some reason, I can't connect to the internet. "ping" fails, but "ifconfig -a" does return with "eth0"...!
You say you have tried them all. Which one are you using now?
If your host computer is part of a home network which is served by a router, I suggest you try NAT.
How are you bringing up the network?
Can you post the output of ifconfig -a (You had mentioned that it shows the interface, but there is more information there.
BTW, you should start using ip in lieu of ifconfig
Try ip addr
Are you using dhcpcd or dhclient to obtain an address? Are you using static addresses?
What address did you try to ping ?
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Spartacus1 wrote:...For some reason, I can't connect to the internet. "ping" fails, but "ifconfig -a" does return with "eth0"...!
You say you have tried them all. Which one are you using now?
If your host computer is part of a home network which is served by a router, I suggest you try NAT.
How are you bringing up the network?
Can you post the output of ifconfig -a (You had mentioned that it shows the interface, but there is more information there.BTW, you should start using ip in lieu of ifconfig
Try ip addrAre you using dhcpcd or dhclient to obtain an address? Are you using static addresses?
What address did you try to ping ?
I tried running "dhcpcd" and I got "ping" to work (I was ping-ing the Google public DNS server).
Thanks for all the help!
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