In windows I set my IP address 161.246.x.x
and subnet mask 255.255.255.0
default gateway 161.246.x.x

Prefered DNS server 161.246.x.x
Alternated DNS server 161.246.x.x

it's work fine but in linux I use network configuration tool to
set like a windows, it has a freindly GUI ,after I have set it
I restart network service by typing "service network restart"
Why it still not working I can't ping my gateway.

I think I do something wrong Please advice me shortly
how to propery setup my network config? I don't mind
if you suggest me edit some plain text or gui.


This is my set up

http://161.246.73.15/html/tmp/snapshot1.png
http://161.246.73.15/html/tmp/snapshot2.png
http://161.246.73.15/html/tmp/snapshot3.png
Why IRQ is unknow I thing ervery device must have unique IRQ
http://161.246.73.15/html/tmp/snapshot4.png

Thank you very much!

One of your links indicates that the NIC device isn't being assigned an IRQ number at all. On modern computers, you will have irq numbers shared. You might want to look at the output of /sbin/ifconfig. The last line of the eth0 entry will indicate the irq address and memory usage for the device. Also, examine the output of /sbin/lspci -v. You may need to execute this command as root. If it is the case that the device isn't being assigned an irq, it sounds to me that the device isn't being recognised, or the wrong driver is being loaded. Looking at the output of lsmod to get a listing of which modules are loaded in the kernel.
Another thing to look at is whether the SIS900 kernel module is supported by your kernel. If the /proc/config.gz file exists on your computer, this is contains the .config file used to compile your kernels. You can extract this information by using the zcat command.
zcat /proc/config.gz >~/config
grep SIS900 ~/config
Hopefully the result will be: CONFIG_SIS900=m

There is one thing you might try. I've had it happen where the location of libraries were not registered properly during program installation. Running the program "ldconfig" as root will fix this problem. While not the most likely solution, you won't be causing any harm by running this program.