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I’m new to linux I'm having trouble setting up my internet connection I have cable internet. The laptop is connected directly to the modem (no router, no wireless). I just ...
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    Unable to set up internet

    I’m new to linux

    I'm having trouble setting up my internet connection

    I have cable internet. The laptop is connected directly to the modem (no router, no wireless).

    I just installed suse 10.0 from dvd onto my laptop

    When I use YAST to go network devices network card, an Ethernet card is detected.

    It said it was unconfigured so I chose to edit:

    Device Type: Ethernet

    Setup method: Autom. Addr. Sett (via DHCP)

    Host Name and Name Serv Conf:
    Checked “change host name via DHCP”
    Checked “update name servers and search list via dhcp”

    Routing: didn’t do anything here

    Advanced-> Hardware Details: checked pcmcia

    Advanced-> DHCP client options: checked request broadcast response

    Advanced->Detailed Settings: selected “at boot time”; checked “user controlled”; selected “external zone”

    Advanced-> Additional addresses: nothing

    I have no internet, googled for solutions here and there, no luck.

    I’m hoping to get some tips.

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    Hello and Welcome.
    Please post the output of this command.
    Code:
    lspci -knn
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    well, if you know the name of the interface--eth0, for example--
    you could use these commands:

    ifconfig eth0 up
    dhclient eth0

    as root in a terminal
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    Ok. Tnx for the feedback.

    lspci -knn-> invalid option --k

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    How can I find out what the name of the interface is?

    cheers

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    How can I find out what the name of the interface is?
    In a terminal, just type ifconfig. Should show the interface which is likeley eth0.

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