Am Di, den 23.11.2004 schrieb Ahamarshan jn um 19:04:
Hi alex,
Thanks for ur mail, i am a novice linux user so excuse me if i had left anythiny
important to mention. I have an integrated
intel gigabit controller, and a lan connected to the network in my university. I tried
to connect fedora to net through the
start->system settings->network* and tried to connect to the net by supplying the
IP and other info it asks for but except
that i couldnt understand what controller it needs i selected intel gigabit controller
not the integrate ( since it was not on
the list) hoping that it gets connected, but again it could not be activated since the
error message said that the hardware
listed could not be found. I tried in the net hard to find a patch or some info in it but
google couldnt help me.
- ash
Again, you do not provide reliable hardware information. On this basis
it is hard to help. Run "/sbin/lspci -v" and watch out for information
about your network controller. And after bootup run "dmesg | less" to
see what your system tells you about the network during the boot.
Alexander
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