i accidently deleted eth0 and now not able to connect to my broadband service..
how to install it back.
deleted eth0
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agrawalmohit1989
deleted eth0
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AdamS
Re: deleted eth0
just add a new connection.
It will add a new name, matters not.
It will connect right away.
It will add a new name, matters not.
It will connect right away.
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agrawalmohit1989
Re: deleted eth0
i tried dat but i still get the massg "device not managed" below wired coonection
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AdamS
Re: deleted eth0
you deleted firmware to ?
what exactly did you do ?
Only time I see this is a bad kernel update or linux firmware update gone bad.
what exactly did you do ?
Only time I see this is a bad kernel update or linux firmware update gone bad.
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agrawalmohit1989
Re: deleted eth0
when i use ifconfig -a then it shows etho. so i dont think i deletd filmware.
i just deleted eth0 from network connection / wired (tab).
i just deleted eth0 from network connection / wired (tab).
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Elisa
Re: deleted eth0
Which filmware u (not)deleted? Hollywood or Bollywood?agrawalmohit1989 wrote:when i use ifconfig -a then it shows etho. so i dont think i deletd filmware.
i just deleted eth0 from network connection / wired (tab).
Try going into System -> Preferences -> Network Connections etc. and add a new one.
Or do it in CLI with nano where set the interfaces in
/etc/network/interfaces
Read man interfaces =>
man interfaces (in terminal) or
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/dhcp3-server
Finally you need to type ifconfig eth0 up
/etc/init.d/networking start
Just play with that.
See:
ifconfig - show network information
iwconfig - show wireless information
or nice all-oin-one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=801404