Connection issue with Linux on the network, not visible on the router.
Connection issue with Linux on the network, not visible on the router.
I have limited experience with Linux. It took some time to understand my current situation. Please share a link or step-by-step guidance for installing from a flash drive, and I’ll help you.
I understand the basics and how it runs, but this is mainly about testing. The server acts as my trial setup. For networking, you’ll want to check the chipset details—whether it’s a specific network card or just the mainboard’s support. If possible, having the full driver disc will help, though speed improvements are what matter most.
Well, I've looked on the page and it only shows chipsets for the actual board (north and south bridge), however towards the bottom of the spec list, there's a note in the remarks section that says: So it looks like Linux doesn't quite like the chipset (at least, that's how it sounds). At least that confirms that it's a driver issue, so we've got that narrowed down. (site I pulled the specs off of)
They're stating that the drivers aren't produced directly by the manufacturer; you need to select a distribution and obtain drivers created by others. Look up the Windows driver for your network chipset and let me know—I'll check for a suitable Nix-compatible version.
Check this approach first: https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?...223&page=6
I plan to try that tomorrow. Other options might be useful if the first one fails, and I’ll let you know my results next day.
You're looking for specific drivers for Ubuntu, but it seems you're having trouble finding them.