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Hi
I install arch you know it doesn't have any desktop you should install it from Internet but my Internet doesn't work
i have the last version of arch and a TP-link(TD-8811) modem adsl2 + modem router I can connect to Internet with Net or USB
I'm newbie maybe I don't install arch very well
Last edited by h2010n (2011-08-23 08:11:15)
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Have a look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Be … cessary.29 , that should give you some ideas on where to go from here.
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I had trouble getting wifi to work, but if here's what I did:
Download wifi-select and its dependencies on another computer, stick them on the flash drive, and mount the drive under Arch. Copy the .pkg.tar.xz files (or whatever other format they may be) to /var/cache/pacman/pkg/, and then run
pacman -S wifi-select
then
wifi-select wlan0
and in a couple of seconds your router ought to show up.
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Get the output of "ifconfig" and see what it shows. If its nothing, then do "sudo ifconfig eth0 up" and that should bring your first wired ethernet connection up. Then run "sudo dhcpd eth0" and that should grab a dhcp lease on it for you.
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Get the output of "ifconfig" and see what it shows. If its nothing, then do "sudo ifconfig eth0 up" and that should bring your first wired ethernet connection up. Then run "sudo dhcpd eth0" and that should grab a dhcp lease on it for you.
Or better yet, use ip:
http://www.tty1.net/blog/2010-04-21-ifc … on_en.html
Last edited by Stebalien (2011-08-25 07:23:13)
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vcolonel wrote:Get the output of "ifconfig" and see what it shows. If its nothing, then do "sudo ifconfig eth0 up" and that should bring your first wired ethernet connection up. Then run "sudo dhcpd eth0" and that should grab a dhcp lease on it for you.
Or better yet, use ip:
http://www.tty1.net/blog/2010-04-21-ifc … on_en.html
Ah cool. You learn something new everyday! Cheers.
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