Install internet drivers on ubuntu 14.04
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For some reasons I had to install an old version of Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS on a Dell T470s.
The problem is that it does not detect the drivers. Neither Wifi nor LAN.
lspci -n | egrep '0200|0280' | awk 'print$3'
gives:
8086:15d7
8086:24fd
A search on google gave me:
vendor: 8086 ("Intel Corporation"), device: 15d7 ("Ethernet Connection (4) I219-LM")
which corresponds this link.
The only option for a Linux user is to compile the driver from:
23_1/PRO1000/LINUX/e1000e-3.4.0.2.tar.gz
I cannot build it on a fresh ubuntu with no build software on it. I tried building it on another laptop (16.04) and then copied the compiled files on a USB and followed the other instructions of the manual. When I reached the command
(sudo) modprobe e1000e
I received an error:
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'e1000e': Exec format error
My problem is that I cannot do any of them:
using
gcc,makeetc. In case any driver is supposed to be compiled. Compiling on another computer fails too (The offline computer did not recognize the binary).Using
sudo apt-get install .... You know why.Using
apt-offlineor any other program that requires installation for itself.Copying
debfiles from an online computer. As ubuntu avoids downloadingdebfor a software which is already installed. (I will not uninstall anything from my16.04laptop. No second trouble please).
Is there still any chance of survival?
14.04 networking drivers offline
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For some reasons I had to install an old version of Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS on a Dell T470s.
The problem is that it does not detect the drivers. Neither Wifi nor LAN.
lspci -n | egrep '0200|0280' | awk 'print$3'
gives:
8086:15d7
8086:24fd
A search on google gave me:
vendor: 8086 ("Intel Corporation"), device: 15d7 ("Ethernet Connection (4) I219-LM")
which corresponds this link.
The only option for a Linux user is to compile the driver from:
23_1/PRO1000/LINUX/e1000e-3.4.0.2.tar.gz
I cannot build it on a fresh ubuntu with no build software on it. I tried building it on another laptop (16.04) and then copied the compiled files on a USB and followed the other instructions of the manual. When I reached the command
(sudo) modprobe e1000e
I received an error:
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'e1000e': Exec format error
My problem is that I cannot do any of them:
using
gcc,makeetc. In case any driver is supposed to be compiled. Compiling on another computer fails too (The offline computer did not recognize the binary).Using
sudo apt-get install .... You know why.Using
apt-offlineor any other program that requires installation for itself.Copying
debfiles from an online computer. As ubuntu avoids downloadingdebfor a software which is already installed. (I will not uninstall anything from my16.04laptop. No second trouble please).
Is there still any chance of survival?
14.04 networking drivers offline
asked Mar 22 at 9:12
ar2015
163110
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For some reasons I had to install an old version of Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS on a Dell T470s.
The problem is that it does not detect the drivers. Neither Wifi nor LAN.
lspci -n | egrep '0200|0280' | awk 'print$3'
gives:
8086:15d7
8086:24fd
A search on google gave me:
vendor: 8086 ("Intel Corporation"), device: 15d7 ("Ethernet Connection (4) I219-LM")
which corresponds this link.
The only option for a Linux user is to compile the driver from:
23_1/PRO1000/LINUX/e1000e-3.4.0.2.tar.gz
I cannot build it on a fresh ubuntu with no build software on it. I tried building it on another laptop (16.04) and then copied the compiled files on a USB and followed the other instructions of the manual. When I reached the command
(sudo) modprobe e1000e
I received an error:
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'e1000e': Exec format error
My problem is that I cannot do any of them:
using
gcc,makeetc. In case any driver is supposed to be compiled. Compiling on another computer fails too (The offline computer did not recognize the binary).Using
sudo apt-get install .... You know why.Using
apt-offlineor any other program that requires installation for itself.Copying
debfiles from an online computer. As ubuntu avoids downloadingdebfor a software which is already installed. (I will not uninstall anything from my16.04laptop. No second trouble please).
Is there still any chance of survival?
14.04 networking drivers offline
asked Mar 22 at 9:12
ar2015
163110
For some reasons I had to install an old version of Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS on a Dell T470s.
The problem is that it does not detect the drivers. Neither Wifi nor LAN.
lspci -n | egrep '0200|0280' | awk 'print$3'
gives:
8086:15d7
8086:24fd
A search on google gave me:
vendor: 8086 ("Intel Corporation"), device: 15d7 ("Ethernet Connection (4) I219-LM")
which corresponds this link.
The only option for a Linux user is to compile the driver from:
23_1/PRO1000/LINUX/e1000e-3.4.0.2.tar.gz
I cannot build it on a fresh ubuntu with no build software on it. I tried building it on another laptop (16.04) and then copied the compiled files on a USB and followed the other instructions of the manual. When I reached the command
(sudo) modprobe e1000e
I received an error:
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'e1000e': Exec format error
My problem is that I cannot do any of them:
using
gcc,makeetc. In case any driver is supposed to be compiled. Compiling on another computer fails too (The offline computer did not recognize the binary).Using
sudo apt-get install .... You know why.Using
apt-offlineor any other program that requires installation for itself.Copying
debfiles from an online computer. As ubuntu avoids downloadingdebfor a software which is already installed. (I will not uninstall anything from my16.04laptop. No second trouble please).
Is there still any chance of survival?
14.04 networking drivers offline
14.04 networking drivers offline
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