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[opensuse] NIC
- From: Boyd Lynn Gerber <gerberb@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2006 08:11:25 -0700
- Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.64.0611260809110.3890@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Originally posted to opensuse-project list.
So, I figure you guys developing Opensuse may know what's going on. I am
running an MSI computer with Microstar International motherboard, Intel
915 chipset, etc. The driver is Realtek for my wired NIC and when I
installed 10.1, during the hardware scan, it found it. After install, it
couldn't recognize it as wired NIC so I can't get wired internet. When I
look at Hardware details, it is listed. I am using the SMP version of the
kernel. Can you tell me how to get my wired NIC working? My wireless is
working (ipw3945ABG) minus the fact that it has a 5 ft range. It is listed
as eth1 and requires that I push a button to turn on the wireless NIC. Any
ideas?
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So, I figure you guys developing Opensuse may know what's going on. I am
running an MSI computer with Microstar International motherboard, Intel
915 chipset, etc. The driver is Realtek for my wired NIC and when I
installed 10.1, during the hardware scan, it found it. After install, it
couldn't recognize it as wired NIC so I can't get wired internet. When I
look at Hardware details, it is listed. I am using the SMP version of the
kernel. Can you tell me how to get my wired NIC working? My wireless is
working (ipw3945ABG) minus the fact that it has a 5 ft range. It is listed
as eth1 and requires that I push a button to turn on the wireless NIC. Any
ideas?
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