that's not what you listed in post #12..

You should update your pci.ids file and see if it updates or changes the lspci output for your Ethernet device..

sudo update-pciids

http://pciids.sourceforge.net/

O(nce you realise it's a kernel module problem, we can all stop posting. That's the problem. Check /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist for your module, and if it is there, remove it.

You are correct that 'device 1062' in yout lspci output is an Atheros 8132. I updated the pci.ids and that's how it reads. I have the sources for kernel 2.6.29.2. You actually have three Atheros modules

1. atl1 (= ATL1 in small letters)
2. atl1c
3. atl1e

Try them all. I imagine you need ATL1C, that is atl(one)c. It's an Experimental (read early, buggy) one.