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Hello, I have to two operating system in my hard disk....windows xp and ubuntu 8.04...when i use win xp i didnt have any problem with internet...but when i use ubuntu ...
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    problem in connecting internet

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    I have to two operating system in my hard disk....windows xp and ubuntu 8.04...when i use win xp i didnt have any problem with internet...but when i use ubuntu its not working...dont know what to do....can anyone help me....my system is dual boot operating system....Thanks in advance...
    Thanks in advance...

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    What type of internet connection do you have?
    and what settings you are using in WinXP?
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    Please open a terminal window and post the output of lspci

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    i am getting the internet connection now...The problem is missing driver for my Ethernet card in Linux....so i saw the model and company name in windows and googled for driver......the ethernet card is atheros l2 card....i got the driver for linux....and i installed too....but every time i have to insmod that atl2.ko file when i restart the system.....after that only my internet is working....is there any way to set this kernel object permanently in kernel?whats the procedure?
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    Add atl2 to its own line in the file /etc/modules

    sudo nano /etc/modules to edit the file. It'll ask your password, it doesn't echo. [Ctrl + x] , y to exit and save.

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    ya ok Thanks....its working
    Thanks in advance...

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    Quote Originally Posted by D-cat View Post
    Add atl2 to its own line in the file /etc/modules

    sudo nano /etc/modules to edit the file. It'll ask your password, it doesn't echo. [Ctrl + x] , y to exit and save.
    Now its not working.......i add the atl2 in file nano /etc/modules file.....but nothing is there in that file...only
    "GNU nano 2.0.6 FILE: /etc/modules" are there inside that file...i add that atl2 below this line....am i right?please help me
    Thanks in advance...

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    Is your connection lost after re-booting? Or does it disconnect while active?

    Type this in a command line to see if the connection resumes:
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    /etc/init.d/networking restart
    If it is lost after re-booting, you might need to add a [re]start-up script, detailed here:
    Ubuntu Forums - View Single Post - HOWTO: Wireless Security - WPA1, WPA2, LEAP, etc.

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    I am not sure when i dissconnected..It may be disconnected while active...But i am not sure..

    See the output of above command

    [root@localhost 2.6.26]# /etc/init.d/networking restart
    bash: /etc/init.d/networking: No such file or directory
    [root@localhost 2.6.26]#
    Thanks in advance...

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    but its working when i insmod that module...The main thing is...i installed fedora too....there internet is working fine....because i installed the missed ethernet driver in fedora....its easy to configure the ethernet setting in ubuntu....but i ubuntu i dont know where is the ethernet settings...Thats a problem here....
    Thanks in advance...

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