Sis900 Onboard LAN and Suse 9.3 having problems!
Hello everyone...
I am using Acer Aspire 3002NLC Laptop... I installed Suse 9.3 Professional... Now.. a big problem is that suse isnt using my Sis900 Onboard LAN properly... I mean.. it doesnt ping to itself.. or to the gateway... I read about some issues of Suse with SIS900 on there website... I did... hwinfo --network_ctrl and the REVISION field had 0x91 Can anyone tell me how to make this adapater work in Suse 9.3 Pro?? I am definately sure...that i havent done any mistakes in configuring IP's or stuff....cos the same stuff works in my windows boot... So please help! Thanks EDIT... I read something more on other websites....and while booting if add the parameter: pci=noacpi then my LAN works perfectly...everything fine.. gateway pings and stuff! So the question is.. how to put a permanent solution to this?? And if 'pci=noacpi' is the only solution.. how to put it permanently..so that i dont have to type it at every boot?? Thanks |
put it to kernel parameter.
if you use grub as loader it's in the file "/boot/grub/grub.conf" after open this file you will know how to edit it. |
If above is not work
you can put it to /etc/profile or /home/yourusername/.bash_profile or /etc/rc.d/rc.local or /etc/init.d/*** or any pre-start script. Good luck |
Hello friends.. thanks for the replies...
Well in boot/grub/grub/... there is no grub.conf file! When i searched for the grub.conf file.. it was in /etc/ folder I opened the file to find the following two lines in it: Code:
setup --stage2=/boot/grub/stage2 (hd0,7) (hd0,7) Thanks |
Just stumbled across this thread - I know it's old now. But the location would be /boot/grub/ and the file is menu.lst - this is where you can add the parameter.
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