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I have just installed for the first time Slackware 10.0 in my computer, and I haven't internet. When it asked me for the lan configuration, I specified my network name, my group, and that I wanted an IP by DHCP.
Did I do something wrong?
What can I do to fix it?
Could someone please help me?
Thank u all.
PS: I have a Cable-Modem connected to a router.
run 'ifconfig' as root. Do you see your ethernet device? Next: Did you edit rc.modules to load the module for your ethernet device? If you answer no to the first question, and yes to the second, run 'dhcpcd eth0' as root. If you have to edit rc.modules to load the module for your network card, you have to run this command. Then it should work. Make sure you have the right module for your network card.
After your ethernet device has been activated you'll need to run "ifconfig eth0 <insert ip adress here> netmask <insert netmask here> up" to give it ip and netmask.
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