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Hello folks,
When attempting to activate my netword card i was bumped back with following error Device eth0 does not seem to be present WTF? I do have ethernet card... how do i get rid of this problem? |
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You need to have correct device driver loaded (module) for your NIC. Use lspci command to find out more information about card.
Code:
lspci Once device identified, you can load the driver (located in /lib/ directory). Use insmod or modprobe command to install the driver Code:
modprobe driver-name |
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