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Hi,
I am new to linux, i have just install Fedora 3 on my laptop.
But when i am activating my ethernet device eth0 it gives following error:
SIOCSIFFLAGS:Invalid Arguments.
and fail to activate eth0.
I have tried from both the console command and GUI tool for network device control, both giving this error.I have read related thread in forum but didnot found any solution for the problem
Hi,
I have setup IP address, mask etc for the ethernet card at the installation time
After login as a root
I am using following command.
#ifconfig eth0 up.
And it is giving error .
I am using realtek8139 card, and it is working perfectly fine under window
How does the ifconfig (without parameters) output look like?
I think it's not the right time to build a new kernel (of course, you can try if you wish), the driver you use is a very standard one, so I guess it's something simple. BTW It's worth it to upgrade your Fedora and it's highly likely that upgrade means new kernel.
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