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I just installed Fedora Core 3 succesfully, but it seems that determining IP information fails.
The following information is displayed during startup:
Determining IP information ... failed; no link present. Chech cable?
The cable and the network card have been checked. The network card is a HomePNA compatible card with AMD chipset. It seems that the card has been succesfully identified.
I noticed that editing ifcfg-eth0 and ifup configuration files at /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ might help in older versions, but not in this case.
The bug is really annoying, because I thought that I had finally found a perfect OS for my purposes.
Could anyone help me in this issue, please? Should I report this as a bug?
hi there
do u see glowing LEDS in ur Eth0 card? if u have them
and are u saying that u used to get this problem earlier and u solved this by editing the ifcfg scripts in older versions
Originally posted by masand
do u see glowing LEDS in ur Eth0 card?
I can see the flashing lights. This should not be a hardware problem, because the network card was working just fine with Windows XP.
Quote:
Originally posted by masand
are u saying that u used to get this problem earlier and u solved this by editing the ifcfg scripts in older versions
In case of Red Hat 9.0 and Fedora Core 1 I was able to solve this issue by modifying ifcfg-eth0 script (adding check_link_down function that always return 1).
I also found another solution from the web. In this case I commented out check_link_down check in ifup script.
However, these solutions failed in case of Fedora Core 3.
I installed SuSE Linux 9.1 Personal. SuSE managed to setup the internet connection succesfully without any manual modifications. It seems that this is a bug. Where should I report this?
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