[aklug] Re: New machine doesn't work

NIC: RTL 8169 (I think), lspci doesn't mention it that I can tell.

OS: Ubuntu 9.04, I don't remember which kernel I'm on but it's the latest packaged kernel as of 3 weeks ago.

CPU: Intel D945GSEJT mini-ITX
jeff

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On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 8:29 AM, barsalou <barjunk@attglobal.net> wrote:
Quoting Jeffrey Eliasen <j_eliasen@hotmail.com>:

> decloaking... :)

>

> Yeah, hi all, I'm a long-time linux user (since

> '98), mostly experienced with admin/packaging/deployment stuff. I've

> got a new box, a fanless system from Intel, with an on-board NIC that

> the OS isn't finding, and it's beyond my ability to figure out what's

> going on (AFAIK, it's not being detected by the kernel at boot). I was

> hoping I could bring the box in and have someone more knowledgeable

> than myself poke around and look for clues as to what's going on.

>

> jeff

Do you know what card is in it? If not, try lspci at the command line.

Also, what version of linux are you using?

What is the model of the computer?

This will give folks a head start to helping you solve your problem

tonight if you decide to bring it in.

Mike B.

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Received on Fri Oct 16 09:19:58 2009