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Hi, i have this motherboard k8n neo platinum running with suse linux 9.2 (FTP). The system boots fine after changing the boot loader config files as it origionally set itself to boot off the second SATA disk,
The problem is the on board network, if anyone knows how i can work the onboard lan this would be great,
Ok, we were unable to get the card auto recognised by yast.
if anyone else is having a similar problem
In Network devices > network card add a new card manually
IN the section 'module name' type 'forcedeth'
Press next and then the card will work. At this point enter static IP address details if required as usual
My K8N Neo4 Platinum has 2 gigabyte etherent connections and Suse found both, one forcedeth and other sk98lin. However both are running extremely slow at connecting to sites on the internet. Did you have any speed issues with yours once you got it working?
"Normally, the correct driver for your network card is configured during installation and is activated. Therefore, manual hardware configuration is only needed if multiple network cards are used or if the network hardware is not automatically recognized. In this case, select ‘Add’ to specify a new driver module."
I'm trying to get my network card working on my new Dell Inspiron 9300 laptop w/ SuSE 9.2, and maybe network didn't work out of the box was because there is both an ethernet card and a wireless card installed in my laptop.
I also have a K8N Neo4 Platinum as my motherboard for my desktop, but I run Debian on there and I never had any problems. The only thing is that it uses the lower RJ-45 jack and if I plug in to the upper jack, it will do nothing. Why do I even need 2 ethernet ports on my mobo anyway?
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