In Trisquel the wireless card (Intel Centrino Wireles-N 1030) doesn't work
and apparently it will not work, because of the proprietary drivers/firmware
needed and the behaviour of the linux-libre kernel about that, AFAIguess.
But the built-in ethernet card was working perfectly. The problem started
when I (full of ignorance) tried to install the proprietary drivers with a
Debian package. The WiFi didn't worked. But after reboot, the ethernet card
also refuse to connect to the router.
For some reason, in Parabola, where the NIC is called enp6s0 instead of eth0,
it works.
So, the problem persist even booting different distros (via LiveUSB).
Therefore, I assume it's not a problem just in the OS, but something else
(don't know what), because when booting, for instance, a Debian LiveUSB, the
NIC doesn't work either (again, under the name eth0), but with Arch
derivatives (as enp6s0) the NIC works fine.
Any other hardware/software info that I could post that could give a clue
about the source of the problem?
Thanks a lot.
