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I have been trying for two weeks to get Sarge installed on my system as a dual boot machine. My system has a DHCP router connected to a DSL with ...
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    Stuck

    I have been trying for two weeks to get Sarge installed on my system as a dual boot machine.

    My system has a DHCP router connected to a DSL with several machines on it, including this one. All are configured as server assigned IP and DNS, and work correctly.

    When I boot on the netinstall disk and it tries to find the network, it tells me that it can't find a dhcp server.

    I let the install finish and tried to set it up with static IP, but that did not work either.

    I read and tried everything I can find related to this issue, and nothing seems to change the symptom.

    When I execute ifup eth0, the return is always NODHCPOFFERS received.

    I have posted a couple of times on this forum, but no one seems to have any ideas on how to work on this problem.

    So I am appealing agin, does anyone know how to troubleshoot this problem?

    I'd be glad to try anything!

    Thanks in advance!

    mikem30

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    try etch.....!

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    Smile Problem updated!!

    You were right!
    I downloaded etch, and it has no problems figuring out how to deal with my network.
    Thank you, thank you, thank you!
    I wonder why Sarge couldn't do it?

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    Sarge probably expected you to know how to handle it. That has always been the debian way for the most part...

    Or likely a buggy driver in sarge or something.

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