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I recently changed my network adpter
now i have an Intex adapter which is (INTEX RTL 8139D)
My previous network card was automatically identified by Linux (Fedora core 3)
But ...
- 08-15-2006 #1Just Joined!
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network adapter not found
I recently changed my network adpter
now i have an Intex adapter which is (INTEX RTL 8139D)
My previous network card was automatically identified by Linux (Fedora core 3)
But it is not able to identify it now.When I configure my ethernet connection , my card is not exactly mentioned in the network adapter list so I choose RTL8139 D from the list but after configuring when i try to activate it says" device not found ..delaying initialization"
it even gives this messg while booting at the time of "configuring eth 0"
As my sytem is dual boot i tried to configure it in Windows and my card worked fine, how can i sort this out........
will changing the slot will be of any help.....as my previous card was in other slot.......
- 08-16-2006 #2
RealTek has Linux drivers available for download, click here
But I think the 8139 is already supported in the kernel.
I have a similar card, well it has the same chipset, and I also have a module running, it's name is "8139too" and "8139cp" So try loading the modules as root.
Then try configuring your network settings.Code:modprobe 8139
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yeah i downloaded the reqd file from ther
I was facing bit problem in configuring it.
according to its "readme.txt" what is to be mentioned in in "NEW_INCLUDE_PATH"
it says
does that mean the normal path where it is stored ?4.This program can be compiled using the attached Makefile.
Please remember to SPECIFY "NEW_INCLUDE_PATH" in Makefile according to your linux environment.
- 08-17-2006 #4That's what it sounds like to me.
Originally Posted by cimon
Did you go ahead and try the make command anyway, you may not need to change anything.
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- 08-19-2006 #5forum.guy
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