On 11 September 2013 15:29, Giovanni Ortosecco <giovanni.ortose...@libero.it > wrote:
> > The problem I found is as follows: at work I use Fedora 10 > Why are you using F10? This is well out of support and if it's just a case that the hardware is too new for the kernel there is no assistance that that can be provided. > > and as a controller LAN has, as you can see, the Atheros AR8151 chip > (10/100/1000 Mbit). > It would seem likely that F10 back in 2009 did not support this. > Unfortunately I am forced to not being able to upgrade the operating > system to the new Fedora 19. > Why not? You are currently running an OS that is so far out of date it's not even funny... > > I also tried to live to start both Fedora 19 and Ubuntu 13.04 and the LAN > is working properly. So I think it is intended solely as a driver problem. > I thought you couldn't run F19 on your system? This would indeed indicate a driver as opposed to hardware problem - the correct solution of course would be to then upgrade. If you cannot run current Fedora for some reason I woudl suggest trying your setup with a long term support distribution such as CentOS 6 to ensure that you get security updates on a stable base. James
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