Re: USB to ethernet
- From: bgeer <bgeer@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2006 17:41:10 +0000 (UTC)
"prendidol" <framar97@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
My pc doesn't hava a ethernet card and I use a USB to ethernet adapter.
I boot my pc with a live CD distribution (SLAX) and the adapter is
recognized without doing anything.
I install on this PC Linux CentOS 4. The installation is OK but the
adapter is not detected and it is mot possible to view the lan. What
can I do to configure the USB adapter?
Boot slax & run "lsmod" in a terminal window, making a list of the
loaded modules.
Do the same thing after booting your other distribution.
For each module in the slax list, that is not in the CentOS list, try
"modprobe [module name]". You may also need to run "dhcpc" to join
your network. It might work...
Also, in each distribution run "uname -a" to see which kernel version
is running - maybe you need a kernel update.
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