Ubuntu 16 Gnome Not detecting Ethernet cable connection
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I' m using a thinkpad t460s with intel network card, the wifi, bluetooth and everything is working fine except the Ethernet port.
I'm connecting but no activity, the menu is not showing wired connection.
In the manual configurations there's no way to create a wired network.
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I' m using a thinkpad t460s with intel network card, the wifi, bluetooth and everything is working fine except the Ethernet port.
I'm connecting but no activity, the menu is not showing wired connection.
In the manual configurations there's no way to create a wired network.
networking gnome ethernet thinkpad
edited Mar 19 at 16:50
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I' m using a thinkpad t460s with intel network card, the wifi, bluetooth and everything is working fine except the Ethernet port.
I'm connecting but no activity, the menu is not showing wired connection.
In the manual configurations there's no way to create a wired network.
networking gnome ethernet thinkpad
edited Mar 19 at 16:50
stumblebee
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asked Mar 19 at 15:31
The Overload Genius
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I' m using a thinkpad t460s with intel network card, the wifi, bluetooth and everything is working fine except the Ethernet port.
I'm connecting but no activity, the menu is not showing wired connection.
In the manual configurations there's no way to create a wired network.
networking gnome ethernet thinkpad
networking gnome ethernet thinkpad
edited Mar 19 at 16:50
stumblebee
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asked Mar 19 at 15:31
The Overload Genius
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edited Mar 19 at 16:50
stumblebee
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edited Mar 19 at 16:50
stumblebee
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edited Mar 19 at 16:50
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edited Mar 19 at 16:50
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I have dicovered the source of the problem after trying a couple of alternatives and all failed. The port was disabled/locked from the BIOS, I was trying to load modules, drivers, firmwares and stuffs but with not success. Hopefully someone will find this answer useful.
TLDR : Enable the ethernet port in BIOS settings solved the problem.
answered Mar 20 at 12:03
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I have dicovered the source of the problem after trying a couple of alternatives and all failed. The port was disabled/locked from the BIOS, I was trying to load modules, drivers, firmwares and stuffs but with not success. Hopefully someone will find this answer useful.
TLDR : Enable the ethernet port in BIOS settings solved the problem.
answered Mar 20 at 12:03
The Overload Genius
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up vote
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I have dicovered the source of the problem after trying a couple of alternatives and all failed. The port was disabled/locked from the BIOS, I was trying to load modules, drivers, firmwares and stuffs but with not success. Hopefully someone will find this answer useful.
TLDR : Enable the ethernet port in BIOS settings solved the problem.
answered Mar 20 at 12:03
The Overload Genius
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up vote
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up vote
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I have dicovered the source of the problem after trying a couple of alternatives and all failed. The port was disabled/locked from the BIOS, I was trying to load modules, drivers, firmwares and stuffs but with not success. Hopefully someone will find this answer useful.
TLDR : Enable the ethernet port in BIOS settings solved the problem.
answered Mar 20 at 12:03
The Overload Genius
1
I have dicovered the source of the problem after trying a couple of alternatives and all failed. The port was disabled/locked from the BIOS, I was trying to load modules, drivers, firmwares and stuffs but with not success. Hopefully someone will find this answer useful.
TLDR : Enable the ethernet port in BIOS settings solved the problem.
answered Mar 20 at 12:03
The Overload Genius
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answered Mar 20 at 12:03
The Overload Genius
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answered Mar 20 at 12:03
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answered Mar 20 at 12:03
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