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Hung Dang wrote: |
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> Justin wrote: |
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>> │ -> Device Drivers |
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>> │ -> Network device support (NETDEVICES [=y]) |
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>> │ -> Ethernet (10 or 100Mbit) (NET_ETHERNET [=n]) |
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>> │ -> nForce Ethernet support (FORCEDETH [=n]) |
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>> |
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> To have nForce support you need to select: |
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> [*] Ethernet (10 or 100Mbit) ---> |
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> [*] EISA, VLB, PCI and on board controllers |
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> <*> nForce Ethernet support |
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Yep, this works, thank you! I did not search for this driver |
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in 10/100mbit, because manual says it is 1gbit. Does it mean |
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this net-adapter is working only as 100mbit in linux? Anyway |
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it does not matter. My internet connection is not that fast... |
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Just one more surprise: |
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During installation before chrooting I copied resolv.conf |
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to new system, as advised in handbook (chapter 6.a. Chrooting). |
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But after I first booted freshly installed system, I found out |
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that /etc/resolv.conf is empty, just saying something like: |
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# Generated by net-scripts for interface eth0 |
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domain mydomain |
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Nothing else. So I edited this file, included nameservers, and |
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again, after booting it is empty. I went through handbook once |
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again, carefully checked chapter "8.b. Networking information", |
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but there is no info about this strange "feature". |
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Did I do something wrong during installation??? |
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Jarry |
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