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I've installed a new network card on a computer running Debian Woody. The drivers are installed, and I am sure it is working properly. (I didn't install the drivers my self)
I want to use the new card instead of the old. It doesn't apear in ifconfig yet. Can someone point me in the right direction for Woody? Thanks
I can't see anything in the syslog. It had been working though. It was setup but forgot the configuration on restart. Unless the drivers get removed when it is restarted. Unfortunatly I didn't do it so I can't remember how.
If you cannot see it in the syslog then its not loading. Its likely the driver was loaded as a module. Find out which driver it was and then either use insmod or use modconf to install the driver.
I just replaced eth0 with eth1. However the card now fails to connect to the new gigabit switch for which it was intended(I'm sure it worked before!). That's probably a different challenge
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