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I have just tried to install SuSE 10.1 on a Dell Dimension E520, and I ran into a small problem. The installation could not find the network card, a Intel 825xx 10/100 Platform LAN Connect Device. I have dual boot and the network card works find under Windows. Have anybody had similar experience and possible solutions?
I tried to install Fedora Core 4 on a Dell DImension E520 and it comes up saying it cannot find device drivers for the disk controller. Where can I get such so I can proceed with installation.
I added a 3Com NIC Card, that was identified immediately and setup by SUSE 10.1.
That was the fastest way, as no SUSE 10.1 driver for the original NIC-Card in the DELL E520 was available.
Just got my Dell E520 an ran into the same problem. I downloaded the 2.6.18 kernel sources (using antoher PC of course), recompiled the kernel, and the onboard network card works fine now.
If you do not want to recompile the kernel yourself, you could wait for Suse 10.2 (scheduled dec 7th 2006) with kernel-default-2.6.18.2-23, or use Fedora Core 6 (but I didn't try FC6 yet).
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