> Folks,
> I did this many moons ago when I lived in Kalama and worked at the glass
> plant.
> They had some spare ProLiant servers in a rack doing nothing, they wanted
> cameras, so I gave them cameras. I installed ubuntu server on one and then
> I installed ZoneMinder, it was quite easy and that server did not even
> know
> it was
> working.
>
> I am trying to do the same thing again, I have a HP ProLiant DL380 G5
> which
> I am trying to install Ubuntu server on but when I get to the NIC setup it
> says
> DHCPv4 has supplied no addresses, I go in and make sure that DHCP is
> selected
> but no joy. Never had that problem before.
>
> I saw one person on line who had a similar problem, this person had a URL
> that
> took you to a different version of Ubuntu server, but the file would not
> read.
>
> If I load in the regular desktop version it does see the NIC cards and it
> obtains addresses
> for both ports (I plug them both into active networks)
>
> Any idea of what I am fighting here? Why does the server version not take
> the NIC
> cards but the desktop does?
ethtool will tell you what kernel module is used. See if it is loading in
both versions.
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