unable to use internet problem with LAN card driver
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unable to use internet problem with LAN card driver
Hi,
I am new to Linux server, I have RHL enterprise server 5.1, at time of installation LAN card didn't find, so I could not assign IP address. So please help me how to install driver of LAN card.
LAN card in my system is,
Intel corporation 82557/8/9[Ethernet pro 100]
Please any possible solution for this problem, because I am new in linux environment so kindly also mention the commands for driver instaltion.
Thanks
Best Regards
GM Abbasi
Generally in redhat you would just modprobe the appropriate module in this case either e100 and/or e1000. You may also need the noapic module, it was required last I used that particular chipset, but that's been some years ago and may not be needed now. You should be able to 'modprobe drivername' to install it temporarily to see if it works, you can add it to your modules conf so it works on reboot. As far as the config for the actual ip and such goes look in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth# the file format is pretty well explained everywhere on the net.
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