I recently had a strange crash when I hotplugged an ethernet cable (which I had done many times before). My whole system shut off and wouldn't turn back on until I had disasembled and reassembled the entire thing. Then I was having some strange graphics gliches and getting a kernel panic, which turned out to be a memory stick which had gone bad; after I removed it, my computer booted just fine and everything except the network is good as new.
For some reason, my computer will not recognize my ethernet connection. It does not show up anywhere in the network manager and I don't know what else to try- I am going to try another cable when I can find one, but I am resisting buying another one, as it doesn't seem likely that that is the problem.
Is this likely a hardware issue (i have a biostar geforce 6100 m9 mobo), or does anyone have any suggestions before I run around replacing parts?
no dhcp option on network manager
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no dhcp option on network manager
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Re: no dhcp option on network manager
Well, if a memory stick blew when you plugged in an ethernet cable the chances are that the ethernet controller also blew....
Re: no dhcp option on network manager
yeah, i was sort of running on some vague hope that someone had an obscure quickfix for exactly this problem, to avoid dealing with the fact that i pretty much have to go buy ****.
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