*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 570828 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/570828
Sudhir,
The assumption above with the 'sudo dhclient eth0' command is that your
computer is connected to a network where there is a dhcp server present.
Usually your network edge router device (e.g. DSL/cable modem, wireless
router, etc.) provides this service if you connect to that device via
Ethernet or wireless.
If you don't have a device on your network that serves dhcp addresses,
then you will need to set up a fixed network address based on your
network (IP address, netmask, gateway, etc). That can be done in
'/etc/network/services'. From your last comment it looks like you had
trouble editing that file. Use the sudo command to gain access to the
file 'sudo <editor name> /etc/network/interfaces'. You'll have to
google the specifics on setting that up.
If you set up a fixed IP address you'll also have to point to a name server in
'etc/resolve.conf'.
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Broadcom BCM57780 Enet broken in Lucid Studio
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/580744
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Status in Ubuntu Studio: New
Bug description:
During install of Ubuntu Studio 10.04 amd64 (Lucid) the network adapter would
not configure. I continued through the install. After installation was
complete and system was rebooted, the network interface does not get
configured. The 'tg3' driver is loaded.
I booted an Ubuntu 10.04 Live CD to check things out and the network interface
does work when booting from the regular Ubuntu Live CD. Studio installed the
'preempt' kernel.
ifconfig shows only the 'lo' interface configured.
Hardware:
Dell XPS Studio 8100
Processor: i5 750, 2.66Ghz
Ram: 8G
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