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I installed Linux 8 right way the network card was found and I was able to surf the internet until I turn the computer off. Now the Linux says the NIC card was not on the linux computer. How do I make the Linux find the card again and keep it in memory? I am connecting the Linux to my XP computer for the internet and Working on getting the printer to work also that is attached to the XP computer.
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