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This looks like the problem i am having on my mandrake 10 machine I havent been able to fix it so i cant really help you, but, here is something they gave me...dunno if it will help im a real n00b to linux just trying to help
The 8139too is for nics based on the Realtek RTL chipset. Are you sure your card uses this chipset?
To find the correct chipset model give as root the following:
Code:
lspci -v
and take a note about your ethernet card chipset. Then google for it to see what is the right module to load into the kernel, or return here for assistance.
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