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The network works fine on the setup. But after rebooting no command works (dhcpcd eth0 and so on).
- using dhcp
- been having problems with ubuntu network due the setup, but after the installation it works
- using pc, not laptop (wired network)
Last edited by det (2009-10-13 16:05:43)
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1) Is your module loaded for your network card?
2) Does it show up with ifconfig -a
3) Why would you use dhcpcd with a static address?
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1) don't know, how can I find out?
2) yes
3) sorry, I miswrote
edit: when using "dhpcd eth0", it just times out ..
Last edited by det (2009-07-11 20:14:37)
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So, just to be clear, eth0 shows up with a ifconfig -a correct?
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Heh, yes .
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So then, this doesn't work?
ifconfig eth0 192.168.99.14 netmask 255.255.255.0 up
Obviously substituting your settings.
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I am using dhcp. It worked before so I don't think static IP will work.
Last edited by det (2009-09-30 12:38:34)
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Oh, whoops I didn't reread your first post. Sorry.
What do you get with a
dhcpcd -d eth0
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.. dhpcd -d eth0
eth0: dhpcd 4.0.10 starting
eth0: hardware address = 00:24:1d:18:cf:3d
eth0: executing '/usr/lib/dhpcd/dhcpcd-run-hooks', reason PREINIT
eth0: waiting for carrier
eth0: timed out
eth0: executing '/usr/lib/dhpcd/dhcpcd-run-hooks', reason FAIL
btw. after reinstalling from cd source, network doesn't fail on startup anymore and it just says [DONE] on the boot log thing. However it still doesn't work.
- if it helps, I am using router
Last edited by det (2009-07-11 20:45:44)
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Well, there could be a few reasons for a time-out. First I would probably try
dhcpcd -t 60 eth0
which will double the timeout length to see if either your card or the router is being finicky. Beyond that all I can guess is that either something is b0rked in your dhcpcd or the module for your card.
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Yeah well, that didn't work either .
But why does the network work straightly from the cd (every time) but not even once after the installation?
Edit: I tested with my laptop and the network works perfectly
Edit 2: With the same pc Ubuntu can still use network. Maybe this is some driver thingy?
Last edited by det (2009-07-11 20:55:46)
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Any difference between your /etc/rc.conf, /etc/hosts and /etc/resolv.conf on your machines? (bar ip address ofc).
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The problem was indeed the network card's driver. The kernel 2.6.31 has the module for that by default so no need to download the driver separately.
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