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Posted: Nov. 07 2006,00:53 QUOTE
What do I do if my network card is not shown and I can not connect to the network? I have tried both netcardconfig and DSL/PPPoE but neither of them can find my card. It is also not shown in the hardware tab of the system sats menu. I am connected through a lan to a linksys router that is connected to a cable modem. my network works perfect on my SUSE 10.1 distro so I figured it should work with DSL.
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Posted: Nov. 07 2006,04:40 QUOTE
What network card chipset/model do you have?

Try using `lspci -v`
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Posted: Nov. 07 2006,11:17 QUOTE
and then run lsmod to see if the corresponding module for the network card is loaded.
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Posted: Nov. 09 2006,00:11 QUOTE
not sure if this is the info you need but I believe it is an
Elitegroup CK804 Ethernet Controller and the IP is assigned with DHCP

and the device name is eth-id-00:14:2a:a7:70:43

This is all from the network device tab of my SUSE 10.1 distro.
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Posted: Nov. 09 2006,10:47 QUOTE
Open an Xterm in suse and run lspci and lsmod, and find out which module suse is using for the network card. Do the same in DSL and check if the module is loaded. If not, load the module with modprobe and run netcardconfig or pump.
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