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I'm attempting my first install of Arch.
The only issue I have is getting a network.
I've set Interface to eth0 but when booting after install and updating via pacman, it fails to connect.
Using DHCP are there any other settings to alter?
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How did you set eth0? In rc.conf? netcfg?
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Not exactly a whole lot of info there. Start off with having a look at this.
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I set the network in rc.conf file
interface = eth0
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It is not clear what you mean by "Using DHCP". I assume this means you intend to use a dynamic address.
Try this. As root, run dhcpcd eth0 from the command line and see if the network comes up.
You might also post the output of ip addr
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can you post your rc.conf too please.
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I solved it by editing rc.conf to
interface=eth0
eth0=dhcp
and this gave me internet access.
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