Ok so I installed Debian before on my lappy and got it working, but I got some other issues so I had to jump over to Ubuntu for a while. Now I'm installing Debian again, but I got a problem.....
I can't detect my ethernet card. I'm using the network install CD, could this have any effect on what drivers it has and what hardware it can detect?
EDIT: I tried looking around for my cards drivers name, but couldn't find it. The company where I bought it has stopped selling it so I couldn't get any info from their site either.
Debian can't find my ethernet card
Debian can't find my ethernet card
"The best place to hide a tree, is in a forest"
bad_brain wrote:hm, is it showing up in lspci ?
Well, it's during the install. I switched to text mode, and it has stopped on
I assume it's the wireless that it can't detectnet/hw.detect.hotplug: Detected hotpluggable network interface lo
net/hw.detect.hotplug: Detected hotpluggable network interface eth0
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EDIT: And Debians server for all the files, have been down for a while now (ironic) so I can't download the DVD and test it instead xF
EDIT2: meh...since I already backed up all my stuff, I might as well do something fun with the lappy, not really into solving the Debian problem atm -.- .... gogo operation Mac OS X xD
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