open a terminal and run 'sudo modprobe tulip' then 'sudo ifconfig eth0 up'.
if that doesnt work post the output of 'sudo ifconfig -a', 'sudo lspci', 'sudo lsmod', and 'sudo dmesg | tail'. if any of these commands dont work, try them without 'sudo '. (sorry i dont use sudo and am not familiar exactly with it)
if this process doesnt work do it again with the initial command being ''sudo modprobe dmfe''
Last edited by nadroj; 07-13-2006 at 11:57 PM.
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