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Hi!
I installed a fresh copy of archlinux and changed eth0 to dhcp in install. Network was working fine, I got IP address & all. Then I ran pacman -Syu update (and some other package installs) and after restart network stopped working!
While booting in `starting network` I got `fail` error with text `dhcpcd timed out`. There was no IP given, and /etc/network restart , dhcpcd eth0 lead to the same timeout error. Here are network settings from rc.conf:
HOSTNAME="localhost"
eth0="dhcp"
INTERFACES=(eth0)
gateway="default gw 10.1.2.254"
ROUTES=(!gateway)
DAEMONS=(syslog-ng network netfs crond httpd sshd)
The gateway is correct, this PC is working fine in the same subnet. The arch install is pretty fast, so I re-installed the PC (from the same install CD) 3 times. And every time it was the same result! Maybe it's an install cd issue?
UPDATE: I reinstalled the PC again, and managed to add dhclient before internet went down. And with dhclient I also get:
No DHCPOFFERS recieved.
No working leases in persistent database - sleeping.
UPDATE #2: I booted with my arch live CD, started up dhcpcd eth0, and got an IP address. On livecd there is dhcpcd version 4, but pacman -Syu installs dhcpcd 5. Is this be the solution?
Thanks in advance,
-skazhy
Last edited by skazhy (2009-07-15 13:38:28)
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If your saying everytime you update the internet stops working, then this is easy to resolve. Check the pacman.log and start downgrading packages till you find the offender. Should be easy to figure out which packages should be your first priority. Does the computer manually connect using a static IP?
Last edited by jacko (2009-07-15 11:04:10)
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Does the computer manually connect using a static IP?
No, it is set to DHCP. But I will try downgrading packages.
Also, I just checked cable and it works fine (also with DHCP on this PC).
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There are quite a few packages installed / upgraded in the full system upgrade. Which packages could possibly affect the dhcp?
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Can you connect to the internet with a static IP?
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No. Of course, the given address (the same which was earlier given by dhcp) appears in ifconfig, and /etc/rc.d/network start runs successfully, but I cannot ping this pc / connect to net.
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Hi skazhy,
if you have an onboard Intel e1000 NIC, then you could be affacted by the following bug: http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/13334
Kind regards,
jamesbond007.
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