Ok tried ifconfig eth0 inet up still getting eth0: unknown interface - no such device I double checked by BIOS. PnP is definitely NOT ON. I also set the IRQ 10 to Legacy ISA. I have also double checked that the NIC itself is not set to PnP. It is manually set to 10/300. I am using DHCP but it is from a local NetGear router (MR-314). My Win and Mac machines all found the dhcp host and setup automatically. One funny thing is I'm getting a link light on my NIC but not on the router side of the connection. I've tried a couple of cables to no avail and verified the ports on the router. Glenn > > >on 8/22/01 10:37 PM, Glenn Holden at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Thanks Matt >> ifconfig and ping both return some data, but I think it's just a local >> loopback. When I ifconfig eth0, I get No such device. >> Where/how do I configure the eth0? > >try "ifconfig -a" to show all devices. Then try "ifconfig eth0 inet up". If >you're on a LAN and you need to assign your own ip, then it's just >"ifconfig >eth0 <ip addy>" If you're connecting to your ISP and they use dhcp, then >you've got a problem with dhcp which may or may not have a direct >connection >to your nic. > >Matt > > >_________________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com > > >
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