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well today my friend said good bye to his windows partion after it got infected with a virus (again). i burned a new copy of ubuntu last night, the installation ...
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- 06-12-2006 #1Linux User
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internet not working
well today my friend said good bye to his windows partion after it got infected with a virus (again). i burned a new copy of ubuntu last night, the installation went perfectly, but his internet isnt working. i really dont know where to start, its pluged in through a enthranet cord, it says that the interface is active but its not finding the gateway or anything.
thanks guys
- 06-12-2006 #2
What kind of setup is it? Does your friend uses a modem? A router? With DHCP? Please give more details...
And what kind of ethernet card does this computer has?
The output of
would be usefull too.Code:lspci | grep -i ethernet
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its connected through intranet, its intergrated into his motherboard, the connection is coming from a router. its a DELL 4550. he has dhcp as well.
- 06-12-2006 #4
Do you mean it's a "Dell Dimension 4550" ?
http://support.dell.com/support/edoc...4550/specs.htm
Which version of Ubuntu is it? 6.06?
Can you post the output of
?Code:lspci | grep -i ethernet
Plus, what is the output of
Code:ifconfig
This ethernet card (Intel Pro 10/100) should work fine with the "e100" module.
Try
to see if your card is being detected.Code:dmesg | grep eth
If you think the card (integrated) is not being detected, you can insert it manualy:
andCode:sudo modprobe e100
to see if it works.Code:dmesg | tail
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- 06-12-2006 #5Linux User
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the cards being detected, it just isnt working, ifconfig just told me that eth0 isnt getting any packets sent back and forth
Originally Posted by antidrugue
- 06-12-2006 #6
OK, then what is the output of
and ofCode:cat /etc/network/interfaces
What is the router IP address? Can you ping it?Code:cat /etc/resolv.conf
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- 06-13-2006 #7
have you dhcpcd eth0 or dhclient eth0?
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- 06-13-2006 #8Linux User
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what? explain spenc...
i cannot ping the router. also, his resolv.conf is empty. the routers ip is 192.169.1.1
- 06-13-2006 #9
If your router is setup properly, then the content of /etc/resolv.conf should be something like :
And what about /etc/network/interfaces? Can you post the content of it?Code:search nameserver 192.168.1.1
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- 06-13-2006 #10Linux User
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/etc/network/interfaces reads
Originally Posted by antidrugue
auto lo
iface lo inet loopbacj
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet dhcp
auto ath0
iface ath0 inet dhcp
auto wlan0
iface wlan0 inet dhco
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhco


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