Fedora is horrible
I took a fully functioning pretty much base install of Red Hat 9 and installed Fedora Core 1. I performed a new install, not an upgrade. I have two very popular 3Com 3c905 network cards and Fedora refused to use them. Keep in mind this was a fully functioning machine just an hour before.
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I have THE SAME EXACT PROBELM. I'm reinstalling without the firewall setup to see if DHCP works.
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I installed this thing and got everything to work the way I want it too no problem. Sorry, to hear you're having such a bad time with it.
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You do not need to reinstall anything.
This is very simple, I would not even consider this to be a problem, more like a lack of configuration of your nic. run this as root ifconfig -a see what you get, if there is no eth0 showing up do this modprobe 3c59x and check it again add this to /etc/modules.conf alias eth0 3c59x configure eth0 to start at boot, run this as root redhat-config-network everything can be done from the gui if you want to. now for the firewall you should not need to worry about that if you chose to enable a firewall at install. dhcp will work. However to disable a firewall to check use this service iptables stop |
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