Hi i'm trying to install debian with netinst. the program does not recognize my ethernet card, which is a common one: d-link de-530T.
Doc says that card is recognized... Any idea?? this is driving me crazy...
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netinst doesn't recognize a common ethernet card
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The new Debian-Installer doesn't seem to recognize my internet connection. I am using a VIA 8XXX card (Rhine II), which shows up in lspci. I looked in /dev for eth0 and found nothing. (Maybe that isn't the right place to look.)
Older installers saw the card and, using DHCP, hooked me up fine.
Now, apt can't get to the other sources. I am failing install at that point.
Older installers saw the card and, using DHCP, hooked me up fine.
Now, apt can't get to the other sources. I am failing install at that point.
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FIXED-added coding to /etc/network/interfaces
I added coding for eth0 as dhcp and auto loading. Executing
fixed the problem.
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ifup eth0
netinst doesn't recognize a common ethernet card
Booting the net-install using the 2.6 kernel may well have fixed this too.
type "linux26" instead of pressing enter at boot
Akhenaten (Newbie?)
type "linux26" instead of pressing enter at boot
Akhenaten (Newbie?)