Ron Johnson wrote:
I found it /etc/udev/rules.d/something-network had 2 entries on for the 8139cp and one for the 8139too.-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 07/07/08 12:17, Jerry Geis wrote:I am using debian etch. my network is not working. When I do lsmod it shows 8139too,8139cp (I only have 1 network connection). When I rmmod 8139too and rmmod 8139cp then modprobe 8139too It is detected. I then /etc/init.d/networking restart and I still have no network. When I init 1, basically do the rmmod above and modprobe 8139too then init 3 my network is fine. Where can I look as to why my network is not coming up correctly. I tried to blacklist 8139cp but that made no difference. I am booting debian from a USB thumbdrive.Open another terminal window (or flip to another vterm), and run: tail -f /var/log/syslog Then in the original "window", restart networking. The syslog results may prove useful. Also look at "dmesg | tail". - -- I removed the 8139cp and change 8139too to be eth0 and it started working... Thanks, Jerry |