unable to obtain DHCP address
loaded slackware 13.37 on my HP DC7900 ultra-slim desktop. has an integrated NIC (Intel 82567). ran netconfig and set machine to DHCP. picks up a 127.0.0.1 address. would appreciate direction as to where I can look to see if NIC is configured correctly. I can ping the system through another box connected to my router.
I appreciate any assistance |
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If DHCP has worked, your desktop should have another IP address. If you run 'sbin/ifconfig' in a terminal you should see something like Code:
eth0: flags=4163<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 inet 10.1.1.2 is your IP address on the local LAN which should be supplied by DHCP from your router. |
thank you for the advise. I ran sbin/ifconfig it does not show config for eth0. the only thing that appears is the config for "lo". could this possibly be a driver issue? Is there a way to see if the NIC is seen by thy system?
thanks again |
If you run '/sbin/ifconfig -a' your NIC should show even if it is down.
If there is a problem with device recognition, then the NIC should appear in the output of '/sbin/lspci'. I think that your device is supported by the e1000e kernel module. This should be available in a default Slackware 13.37 install. You can check this with '/sbin/modinfo e1000e'. |
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