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On Thursday 07 January 2010 15:17:05 GerhardosG wrote: |
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> Hi , |
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> on my gentoo-Laptop with AMD - K8 the network |
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> is NOT running : |
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> ifconfig eth0 down |
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> ifconfig eth0 up |
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> Disabling IRQ #5 |
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> Why ????? |
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<sigh> |
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Yea gods, not another one. |
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How on this earth can you expect people to help you if you do not provide |
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information. We have no idea what machine you have, what network card, what |
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errors are taking place, what modules, what kernel or anything else that's |
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important to help you, because you did not say. |
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My initial opinion as to why your network does not work is that your card is |
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physically fucked. |
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Feel free to disagree and prove me wrong by means of: |
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- relevant dmesg output |
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- relevant /var/log/messages output |
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- relevant lspci output |
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- relevant lsmod output |
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- relevant uname -a output |
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- relevant kernel configuration output |
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- relevant verbose output on the shell when starting the interface |
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- anything else relevant |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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