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You can use lspci or something like that to enumerate your network cards, |
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right? Maybe your port is shot or something. |
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On Mon, Apr 15, 2013 at 8:59 AM, Daiajo Tibdixious <daiajo@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I was running on 3.0.6 kernel, when after a problem with the phone |
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> line internet was down for 3 weeks, when it came back up I had no |
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> network. I upgraded to 3.7.9 and had a network device but I had to |
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> bring it up manually: ifconfig eth0 up, then run dhcp, and that worked |
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> for a month. |
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> Today had a powerfailure, after rebooting, no /dev/eth*: |
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> ifconfig -a |
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> gives enp2s0, lo, sit0 |
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> I downloaded the r8168 driver from realtek (my if is RTL811/8168B), |
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> installed modprobe'd it, |
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> but still no eth device. |
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> I'm really mystified, as there were no kernel changes, it should have |
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> rebooted with the network if it had it before. |
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