18.04 - No Internet Connection - Realtek RTL8111
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I just tried installing Ubuntu on a new Desktop I got from a friend of mine, and I am unable to connect to the internet.
I am an extreme noob with Linux, so please take it easy on me.
I managed to figure out that the Network card is a Realtek RTL8111, and after some googling, it seems to be that this card has some problems with Ubuntu. Every solution I found either required an internet connection to fix, or was for a much older version of Ubuntu, where I couldn't really follow the steps, as they weren't working for me.
I've tried following some solutions, but my lack of skill with Linux didn't help me much.
I do have a working Windows laptop, where I could download any necessary files, if that would be needed.
I tried download a driver from here: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=13&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#2
and then moved it to the Linux computer via USB Drive, I then unzipped the file (which in it self needed some googling on my part, that's how big of a noob I am) but then when I tried installing it, I was getting a message requiring some packages, such as "make" or something of that sort.
I would really appreciate your help guys! And please, I would appreciate detailed step by step instructions, as otherwise I would probably get lost, and as I said, I do have a working laptop where I could download any necessary files.
PS: I am trying to connect via Cable, and that's not working. I don't think that card has Wifi...
Thank you very much!
Rudy
Edit: Motherboard is Gigabyte GA990FXA-UD3
networking drivers internet ethernet realtek
asked Jun 1 at 19:35
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I just tried installing Ubuntu on a new Desktop I got from a friend of mine, and I am unable to connect to the internet.
I am an extreme noob with Linux, so please take it easy on me.
I managed to figure out that the Network card is a Realtek RTL8111, and after some googling, it seems to be that this card has some problems with Ubuntu. Every solution I found either required an internet connection to fix, or was for a much older version of Ubuntu, where I couldn't really follow the steps, as they weren't working for me.
I've tried following some solutions, but my lack of skill with Linux didn't help me much.
I do have a working Windows laptop, where I could download any necessary files, if that would be needed.
I tried download a driver from here: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=13&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#2
and then moved it to the Linux computer via USB Drive, I then unzipped the file (which in it self needed some googling on my part, that's how big of a noob I am) but then when I tried installing it, I was getting a message requiring some packages, such as "make" or something of that sort.
I would really appreciate your help guys! And please, I would appreciate detailed step by step instructions, as otherwise I would probably get lost, and as I said, I do have a working laptop where I could download any necessary files.
PS: I am trying to connect via Cable, and that's not working. I don't think that card has Wifi...
Thank you very much!
Rudy
Edit: Motherboard is Gigabyte GA990FXA-UD3
networking drivers internet ethernet realtek
asked Jun 1 at 19:35
Rudy Ailabouni
11
can you try to boot from 18.04 usb again, connect via LAN cable and this time try "try install ubuntu" and see if its working. Also try connecting wifi from the live session.
– PRATAP
Jun 1 at 19:44
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When you click the Network Manager icon at the upper right, do you see an available wired or ethernet connection? What happens when you click it? Are there any clues in the log? From the terminal:dmesg | grep -e r816 -e enpThe driver file you downloaded is for kernel versions up to 4.7. You have the much newer 4.15. It is useless and may safely be deleted. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Jun 1 at 19:54
Hi, thanks for the welcome! it does show me that there is a wired connection, but then after a minute or so, I get a pop up saying "Connection Failed, Activation of Network Failed". After running that command in the terminal, I got something like "Can't disable ASPM, OS doesn't have ASPM Control." As well as: "Link is not ready" "Link Down"
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 1 at 20:41
could u please run the wifi-info-script and append its resault to your question askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 2 at 7:16
Hi Alex, I might have explained this wrong... the computer doesn't have Wifi... only LAN.
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 2 at 12:29
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I just tried installing Ubuntu on a new Desktop I got from a friend of mine, and I am unable to connect to the internet.
I am an extreme noob with Linux, so please take it easy on me.
I managed to figure out that the Network card is a Realtek RTL8111, and after some googling, it seems to be that this card has some problems with Ubuntu. Every solution I found either required an internet connection to fix, or was for a much older version of Ubuntu, where I couldn't really follow the steps, as they weren't working for me.
I've tried following some solutions, but my lack of skill with Linux didn't help me much.
I do have a working Windows laptop, where I could download any necessary files, if that would be needed.
I tried download a driver from here: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=13&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#2
and then moved it to the Linux computer via USB Drive, I then unzipped the file (which in it self needed some googling on my part, that's how big of a noob I am) but then when I tried installing it, I was getting a message requiring some packages, such as "make" or something of that sort.
I would really appreciate your help guys! And please, I would appreciate detailed step by step instructions, as otherwise I would probably get lost, and as I said, I do have a working laptop where I could download any necessary files.
PS: I am trying to connect via Cable, and that's not working. I don't think that card has Wifi...
Thank you very much!
Rudy
Edit: Motherboard is Gigabyte GA990FXA-UD3
networking drivers internet ethernet realtek
asked Jun 1 at 19:35
Rudy Ailabouni
11
I just tried installing Ubuntu on a new Desktop I got from a friend of mine, and I am unable to connect to the internet.
I am an extreme noob with Linux, so please take it easy on me.
I managed to figure out that the Network card is a Realtek RTL8111, and after some googling, it seems to be that this card has some problems with Ubuntu. Every solution I found either required an internet connection to fix, or was for a much older version of Ubuntu, where I couldn't really follow the steps, as they weren't working for me.
I've tried following some solutions, but my lack of skill with Linux didn't help me much.
I do have a working Windows laptop, where I could download any necessary files, if that would be needed.
I tried download a driver from here: http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid=13&PFid=5&Level=5&Conn=4&DownTypeID=3&GetDown=false#2
and then moved it to the Linux computer via USB Drive, I then unzipped the file (which in it self needed some googling on my part, that's how big of a noob I am) but then when I tried installing it, I was getting a message requiring some packages, such as "make" or something of that sort.
I would really appreciate your help guys! And please, I would appreciate detailed step by step instructions, as otherwise I would probably get lost, and as I said, I do have a working laptop where I could download any necessary files.
PS: I am trying to connect via Cable, and that's not working. I don't think that card has Wifi...
Thank you very much!
Rudy
Edit: Motherboard is Gigabyte GA990FXA-UD3
networking drivers internet ethernet realtek
asked Jun 1 at 19:35
Rudy Ailabouni
11
edited Jun 2 at 14:14
asked Jun 1 at 19:35
Rudy Ailabouni
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asked Jun 1 at 19:35
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asked Jun 1 at 19:35
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can you try to boot from 18.04 usb again, connect via LAN cable and this time try "try install ubuntu" and see if its working. Also try connecting wifi from the live session.
– PRATAP
Jun 1 at 19:44
1
When you click the Network Manager icon at the upper right, do you see an available wired or ethernet connection? What happens when you click it? Are there any clues in the log? From the terminal:dmesg | grep -e r816 -e enpThe driver file you downloaded is for kernel versions up to 4.7. You have the much newer 4.15. It is useless and may safely be deleted. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Jun 1 at 19:54
Hi, thanks for the welcome! it does show me that there is a wired connection, but then after a minute or so, I get a pop up saying "Connection Failed, Activation of Network Failed". After running that command in the terminal, I got something like "Can't disable ASPM, OS doesn't have ASPM Control." As well as: "Link is not ready" "Link Down"
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 1 at 20:41
could u please run the wifi-info-script and append its resault to your question askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 2 at 7:16
Hi Alex, I might have explained this wrong... the computer doesn't have Wifi... only LAN.
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 2 at 12:29
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can you try to boot from 18.04 usb again, connect via LAN cable and this time try "try install ubuntu" and see if its working. Also try connecting wifi from the live session.
– PRATAP
Jun 1 at 19:44
1
When you click the Network Manager icon at the upper right, do you see an available wired or ethernet connection? What happens when you click it? Are there any clues in the log? From the terminal:dmesg | grep -e r816 -e enpThe driver file you downloaded is for kernel versions up to 4.7. You have the much newer 4.15. It is useless and may safely be deleted. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Jun 1 at 19:54
Hi, thanks for the welcome! it does show me that there is a wired connection, but then after a minute or so, I get a pop up saying "Connection Failed, Activation of Network Failed". After running that command in the terminal, I got something like "Can't disable ASPM, OS doesn't have ASPM Control." As well as: "Link is not ready" "Link Down"
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 1 at 20:41
could u please run the wifi-info-script and append its resault to your question askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 2 at 7:16
Hi Alex, I might have explained this wrong... the computer doesn't have Wifi... only LAN.
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 2 at 12:29
can you try to boot from 18.04 usb again, connect via LAN cable and this time try "try install ubuntu" and see if its working. Also try connecting wifi from the live session.
– PRATAP
Jun 1 at 19:44
can you try to boot from 18.04 usb again, connect via LAN cable and this time try "try install ubuntu" and see if its working. Also try connecting wifi from the live session.
– PRATAP
Jun 1 at 19:44
1
1
When you click the Network Manager icon at the upper right, do you see an available wired or ethernet connection? What happens when you click it? Are there any clues in the log? From the terminal:
dmesg | grep -e r816 -e enp The driver file you downloaded is for kernel versions up to 4.7. You have the much newer 4.15. It is useless and may safely be deleted. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
Jun 1 at 19:54
When you click the Network Manager icon at the upper right, do you see an available wired or ethernet connection? What happens when you click it? Are there any clues in the log? From the terminal:
dmesg | grep -e r816 -e enp The driver file you downloaded is for kernel versions up to 4.7. You have the much newer 4.15. It is useless and may safely be deleted. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
Jun 1 at 19:54
Hi, thanks for the welcome! it does show me that there is a wired connection, but then after a minute or so, I get a pop up saying "Connection Failed, Activation of Network Failed". After running that command in the terminal, I got something like "Can't disable ASPM, OS doesn't have ASPM Control." As well as: "Link is not ready" "Link Down"
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 1 at 20:41
Hi, thanks for the welcome! it does show me that there is a wired connection, but then after a minute or so, I get a pop up saying "Connection Failed, Activation of Network Failed". After running that command in the terminal, I got something like "Can't disable ASPM, OS doesn't have ASPM Control." As well as: "Link is not ready" "Link Down"
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 1 at 20:41
could u please run the wifi-info-script and append its resault to your question askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 2 at 7:16
could u please run the wifi-info-script and append its resault to your question askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 2 at 7:16
Hi Alex, I might have explained this wrong... the computer doesn't have Wifi... only LAN.
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 2 at 12:29
Hi Alex, I might have explained this wrong... the computer doesn't have Wifi... only LAN.
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 2 at 12:29
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can you try to boot from 18.04 usb again, connect via LAN cable and this time try "try install ubuntu" and see if its working. Also try connecting wifi from the live session.
– PRATAP
Jun 1 at 19:44
1
When you click the Network Manager icon at the upper right, do you see an available wired or ethernet connection? What happens when you click it? Are there any clues in the log? From the terminal:
dmesg | grep -e r816 -e enpThe driver file you downloaded is for kernel versions up to 4.7. You have the much newer 4.15. It is useless and may safely be deleted. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
Jun 1 at 19:54
Hi, thanks for the welcome! it does show me that there is a wired connection, but then after a minute or so, I get a pop up saying "Connection Failed, Activation of Network Failed". After running that command in the terminal, I got something like "Can't disable ASPM, OS doesn't have ASPM Control." As well as: "Link is not ready" "Link Down"
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 1 at 20:41
could u please run the wifi-info-script and append its resault to your question askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014
– AlexOnLinux
Jun 2 at 7:16
Hi Alex, I might have explained this wrong... the computer doesn't have Wifi... only LAN.
– Rudy Ailabouni
Jun 2 at 12:29