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Ethernet lacks a proper IP setup.

Ethernet lacks a proper IP setup.

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tygr129
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12-29-2024, 12:52 AM
#21
Check what the NIC detects and whether it receives an IP address. The motherboard’s product page mentions Intel, which is beneficial since Realtek NICs often lack solid Linux support.
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tygr129
12-29-2024, 12:52 AM #21

Check what the NIC detects and whether it receives an IP address. The motherboard’s product page mentions Intel, which is beneficial since Realtek NICs often lack solid Linux support.

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12-29-2024, 12:52 AM
#22
Attempted those commands and attached the outcomes below. Would you like me to include that the wireless dongle I'm using supports Realtek? Also, I've been removing it during these tests.
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PremierTrotsky
12-29-2024, 12:52 AM #22

Attempted those commands and attached the outcomes below. Would you like me to include that the wireless dongle I'm using supports Realtek? Also, I've been removing it during these tests.

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Andreasx345
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12-29-2024, 12:52 AM
#23
I just made a capital C in the controller, but it still didn’t display. Did I try again without it? The same issue appears at the 3.0.0 version in the screenshot.
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Andreasx345
12-29-2024, 12:52 AM #23

I just made a capital C in the controller, but it still didn’t display. Did I try again without it? The same issue appears at the 3.0.0 version in the screenshot.

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Envil_
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12-29-2024, 12:52 AM
#24
I should have noted that Linux is case-sensitive. Your Intel i211 NIC works fine, but it still detects the cable as connected while reporting an IP issue—likely a NIC problem. I had a similar experience on a server motherboard. Do you have any NIC AIC models available for testing? You might also try turning off the NIC in the BIOS and then re-enabling it. (This could help if you're concerned about power issues.) As a last option, consider updating the BIOS. I’d only try this as a final step.
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Envil_
12-29-2024, 12:52 AM #24

I should have noted that Linux is case-sensitive. Your Intel i211 NIC works fine, but it still detects the cable as connected while reporting an IP issue—likely a NIC problem. I had a similar experience on a server motherboard. Do you have any NIC AIC models available for testing? You might also try turning off the NIC in the BIOS and then re-enabling it. (This could help if you're concerned about power issues.) As a last option, consider updating the BIOS. I’d only try this as a final step.

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SEIgeMoDE
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12-29-2024, 12:52 AM
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Not sure what a NIC AIC is—don’t know how to turn it off in BIOS either, and I’d rather not update BIOS since that feels risky. But it seems possible.
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SEIgeMoDE
12-29-2024, 12:52 AM #25

Not sure what a NIC AIC is—don’t know how to turn it off in BIOS either, and I’d rather not update BIOS since that feels risky. But it seems possible.

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