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I´ve just upgraded to 10.4 I have to load kernel 2.6.31.20 instead of default 2.6.32.21 (it freezes) When the system starts up eth0 is missing. sudo modprobe e1000 lspci | ...
  1. 04-30-2010 #1
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    [SOLVED] After upgrading to 10.4 eth0 has gone

    I´ve just upgraded to 10.4
    I have to load kernel 2.6.31.20 instead of default 2.6.32.21 (it freezes)
    When the system starts up eth0 is missing.
    sudo modprobe e1000
    lspci | grep net doesn't display anything
    I am using an on board ethernet rj (intel)
    Thanks for any help
  2. 05-01-2010 #2
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    Post all the output of lspci command here.
    Code:
    lspci
dmesg | grep -i eth0
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  3. 05-01-2010 #3
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    Hi, thanks for your answer.
    Result is empty.
    Same with
    lshw -c network

    Here´s some additional info
    My mainboard is an Intel DG41RQ wich needs r8169 driver

    networking restart: eth0 no such device
    I have already done
    modprobe -r r8169
    modprobe r8169

    without errors.
    I've rebooted but eth0 isn't available

    Solved: I had turned off the computer for some seconds and it was not useful
    Today I also unplugged the lan wire.
    That worked for me.
    Last edited by marciano; 05-01-2010 at 04:23 PM. Reason: Solved
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