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Hi guys, when i am installing Debian 6, i entered the "expert install" all phases were installed correctly, but in 'detect network card" it is failed to detect and asked ...
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- 12-10-2012 #1Just Joined!
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Problem in installing Debian
Hi guys, when i am installing Debian 6, i entered the "expert install" all phases were installed correctly, but in 'detect network card" it is failed to detect and asked to select manually, i didn't find my network card and i tried o select all one by one but it's not accepting.
when i used automated install it's perfectly installed but network configuration is not accepting and internet was not coming, please give answer.
Thank you guys.
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And what might that network card be? You would need to tell us before someone knowledgeable would be able to help. Also, wired or wireless? To get this info, open a terminal and run the lspci command shown in the link below. Reading the link will probably help you and if you do have a wireless card, it should definitely help.
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/wir...tart-here.html
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Its a wired. I mean its is not detecting the network card and also while i selected the software packages to be installed some of them are not installing, its is not showing in particular what error but saying some package is unable to install so the GRUB is also not installing and exiting to main setup menu
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Thank you for your reply. I downloaded full dvd image. Yes tried live but not detected.
- 12-14-2012 #6
The output of the command
should show which network card you have.Code:lspci | grep ethernet
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