No network, please help

Hi all,



Finally i decided to get read of windows. I have installed mandrake linix
10. I can't get my ehternet pci card working. In boot up screen i get next
message: bringin up interface, SIOCSISFFLAGS: FUNCTION NOT IMPLEMENTED. I
now that right module is loaded. When I try: ifup eth0 I get the same
message.



I'm desperate, any suggestion? please help

"Sadist" <(E-Mail Removed)> skrev i meddelandet
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> Hi all,
>
>
>
> Finally i decided to get read of windows. I have installed mandrake linix
> 10. I can't get my ehternet pci card working. In boot up screen i get next
> message: bringin up interface, SIOCSISFFLAGS: FUNCTION NOT IMPLEMENTED. I
> now that right module is loaded. When I try: ifup eth0 I get the same
> message.
>
>
>
> I'm desperate, any suggestion? please help
>
>

...that card does not work in MDK.......hmm what was it's name again...?

Sadist <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> SIOCSISFFLAGS: FUNCTION NOT IMPLEMENTED. I

> I'm desperate, any suggestion? please help

Give us more information about the card, the output of 'lspci' would be
useful. What module are you using?

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On Thu, 27 May 2004 19:16:00 +0200, Sadist <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Finally i decided to get read of windows. I have installed mandrake linix
> 10. I can't get my ehternet pci card working. In boot up screen i get next
> message: bringin up interface, SIOCSISFFLAGS: FUNCTION NOT IMPLEMENTED. I
> now that right module is loaded. When I try: ifup eth0 I get the same
> message.
>
> I'm desperate, any suggestion? please help

Some systems do not necessarily automatically pick the best module for the
nic. I had that problem with both an old built-in DEC chip where de4x5
works when tulip did not, and Dlink DFE530TX+ where 8139too works and
rtl8139 did not (and if it did not have plus, would use different
chip/module).

Since you did not tell use your nic make/model/model/version, output of
'lspci -v' for it, or what module you are using, it is kind of like saying
"My car does not work, what could be wrong?". Ie. insufficient data.

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