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Hi I'm Alexandre Rua from Portugal
I use crunchbang on several machines now and very happy so far.
This week I bought a new machine with an ASUS H97M-PLUS motherboard, and after instalation I'm not able to get the LAN onboard adapter to work, it appears missing.
I searched for and it seem it is a - Intel I218V, 1 x Gigabit LAN Controller(s), is there any driver or workaround to this.
Or better to buy a other NIC?
Thanks
Alexandre Rua
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Run this command:
sudo update-pciids
Then post the output of:
lspci -knn|grep -iA2 net
You probably just need a newer kernel from the wheezy-backports repository.
http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=36896
EDIT: Just noticed that you've posted this under Testing/Unstable so that's probably not the case...
Anyway, run the update command and post the terminal output from the `lspci` command I gave.
Last edited by Head_on_a_Stick (2015-03-27 20:23:36)
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You probably just need a newer kernel from the wheezy-backports repository.
EDIT: Just noticed that you've posted this under Testing/Unstable so that's probably not the case...
I have an ASUS Zenbook UX303LA and the ethernet piggybacks (for lack of a better word) off of the wireless chip (I think). Anyway, I use a USB ethernet dongle (there is no ethernet port) and couldn't get a connection until I used a newer kernel; confirmed to work on kernel 3.16.0-4.
@alexandrerua: What network manager are you using? I initially was using wicd/ceni (antiX v13.2) and the ethernet reference was incorrect.
Last edited by KrunchTime (2015-03-28 10:50:50)
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