Allow Linux to Read Network Card
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Allow Linux to Read Network Card
I'm using an old frankenstein machine to run linux on and it is running fine with DSL but I want Linux Mint... my first love. But, in order for the internet to work on DSL, I had to comment out my card in a config file in order to allow DSL to read it. DSL had an automatic function, but that did not detect my crappy card. And, what I've found out, is the LiveCD version of Linux Mint does not connect to the internet automatically, so I'm thinking I'll have to do something similar with an install of LM to get the net working. Before I wipe my system and put LM on, is there a way of commenting out my card or anything similar?
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Re: Allow Linux to Read Network Card
Well, you did not tell us what card it is.
The best would be to check out what you did in DSL and tell us that too
The best would be to check out what you did in DSL and tell us that too
Re: Allow Linux to Read Network Card
Yeah, that's one of the problem is I cannot remember what file I configured in DSL. It was a file containing a lot of cards and I had to go through the list and uncomment out my card (3Comm EtherLink). I'm actually in the process right now installing Mint and we'll see if it can automatically configure it (it didn't in LiveCD).