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Well, like I said, I'm assuming that eth0 is my wireless adapter which is not connected to anything, and eth1 is my wired adapter which is connected. I assume this because when I restart, eth1 has an ip address while eth0 does not.
So, I would think that I should be connecting through eth1, like I said earlier.
Hello.. I am a Newbie but I am also getting the same error.
SIOCSIFADDR: Permission Denied
SIOCSIFFLAG: Permission Denied
Everyone has told me that I need the correct drivers for my nic card. I also have a laptop witha internal wireless connection plus a cat 5 connection. My suggest is to try to find the correct driver(s) for your card. Hope this helps. Not sure where you would be able to find them.. do a google.
Originally posted by Linuxmyatuk Hello.. I am a Newbie but I am also getting the same error.
SIOCSIFADDR: Permission Denied
SIOCSIFFLAG: Permission Denied
Everyone has told me that I need the correct drivers for my nic card. I also have a laptop witha internal wireless connection plus a cat 5 connection. My suggest is to try to find the correct driver(s) for your card. Hope this helps. Not sure where you would be able to find them.. do a google.
Originally posted by calathar Well, like I said, I'm assuming that eth0 is my wireless adapter which is not connected to anything, and eth1 is my wired adapter which is connected. I assume this because when I restart, eth1 has an ip address while eth0 does not.
So, I would think that I should be connecting through eth1, like I said earlier.
so if u say that u are connected through eth1 so can u ping any machine on the network??
if u cannot ping ur gateway then u cannot access the internet
I'm connected directly to the internet through that machine, so there aren't any other machines for me to ping. I can't ping my gateway, either. Any ideas?
Okay, I tried all of that, and nothing got any results. However, I did notice that when eth0 was down, an internet browser would instantly tell me that the host of a website was not recognized, instead of taking a minute or two to realize that it has no connection...does that help at all?
So that doesn't help any? I only somewhat caught what he meant, but when we isolated one by bringing the other down we rule that out from being the problem?
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