no ethernet card is available and eth0 doesnot seems to present
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no ethernet card is available and eth0 doesnot seems to present
I am using Lenovo g570 and installed RHEL 5.2 as dual boot
everthing is working fine but no network cad is available here.whenever try to up the eth0 is shows the msz that no eth0 seems to present
my network card is AR8152/8158 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller (NDIS 6.20)
please give me the link from where i can get the driver of this card for RHEL 5.2
Distribution: pclos2012.8, Slack1337 DebSqueeze, +50+ other Linux OS, for test only.
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RHEL 5.2 is an old version (2008), not supposed to work with new hardware.
Latest update is : RHEL 5.8, and soon to come : RHEL 5.9.
This will update your kernel : # yum install kernel
But why not install RHEL 6.3 ?
Or better, the identical free version requiring no license : CentOS 6.3.
( RHEL is useless without a subscription / license.)
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no ethernet card is available and eth0 doesnot seems to present
