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Yes, I've tried this and pretty much any other dhcp command that I can |
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What other information would be valuable? |
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Thanks. |
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Mark Haney wrote: |
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> Simon Stelling wrote: |
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>> Ryan Rice wrote: |
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>>> I'm having trouble getting my network connection configured. It's a |
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>>> Broadcom BCM5704C . I can 'ifconfig eth0' and have the port |
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>>> information come back, but it won't DHCP what so ever. Any ideas? |
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>>> Also, Is it possible to install Portage via CDROM rather than over |
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>>> the net? |
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>> What about if you just google up the question instead of giving us |
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>> nearly zero |
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>> info and expecting to throw the answer at you? Really, it shouldn't |
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>> be all that |
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>> hard. |
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> More info would be nice, but for the sake of argument, have you tried |
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> 'dhcpcd eth0'? Or running whichever dhcp client you have to see if it |
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> gets you an IP? |
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