Ubuntu network problems
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So I'm new to using Ubuntu and since I installed it a few days ago it hasn't been detecting my wired ethernet connection. I've tried installing the most recent update packages and this didn't work. Then I looked at what driver was being used for my wired connection on Windows and I found that it was nforce network controller. After a little googling I found that there was a Linux version of this as well. So I downloaded this and tried to run it but trying to run it crashed Ubuntu completely. I tried this multiple times with the same result. I'm now out of options. What can I do?
Typing lspci | grep Ethernet in the terminal returns this:
00:07.0 Bridge: NVIDIA Corporation MCP61 Ethernet (rev a2)
networking drivers support
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So I'm new to using Ubuntu and since I installed it a few days ago it hasn't been detecting my wired ethernet connection. I've tried installing the most recent update packages and this didn't work. Then I looked at what driver was being used for my wired connection on Windows and I found that it was nforce network controller. After a little googling I found that there was a Linux version of this as well. So I downloaded this and tried to run it but trying to run it crashed Ubuntu completely. I tried this multiple times with the same result. I'm now out of options. What can I do?
Typing lspci | grep Ethernet in the terminal returns this:
00:07.0 Bridge: NVIDIA Corporation MCP61 Ethernet (rev a2)
networking drivers support
asked Apr 26 at 22:00
Apoc
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Can you please edit your question and add the output oflspci | grep Ethernetfrom a terminal window?
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Apr 26 at 22:11
That’s been done
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Apr 27 at 21:19
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So I'm new to using Ubuntu and since I installed it a few days ago it hasn't been detecting my wired ethernet connection. I've tried installing the most recent update packages and this didn't work. Then I looked at what driver was being used for my wired connection on Windows and I found that it was nforce network controller. After a little googling I found that there was a Linux version of this as well. So I downloaded this and tried to run it but trying to run it crashed Ubuntu completely. I tried this multiple times with the same result. I'm now out of options. What can I do?
Typing lspci | grep Ethernet in the terminal returns this:
00:07.0 Bridge: NVIDIA Corporation MCP61 Ethernet (rev a2)
networking drivers support
asked Apr 26 at 22:00
Apoc
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So I'm new to using Ubuntu and since I installed it a few days ago it hasn't been detecting my wired ethernet connection. I've tried installing the most recent update packages and this didn't work. Then I looked at what driver was being used for my wired connection on Windows and I found that it was nforce network controller. After a little googling I found that there was a Linux version of this as well. So I downloaded this and tried to run it but trying to run it crashed Ubuntu completely. I tried this multiple times with the same result. I'm now out of options. What can I do?
Typing lspci | grep Ethernet in the terminal returns this:
00:07.0 Bridge: NVIDIA Corporation MCP61 Ethernet (rev a2)
networking drivers support
asked Apr 26 at 22:00
Apoc
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edited May 13 at 20:52
asked Apr 26 at 22:00
Apoc
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asked Apr 26 at 22:00
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asked Apr 26 at 22:00
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Can you please edit your question and add the output oflspci | grep Ethernetfrom a terminal window?
– Terrance
Apr 26 at 22:11
That’s been done
– Apoc
Apr 27 at 21:19
add a comment |Â
Can you please edit your question and add the output oflspci | grep Ethernetfrom a terminal window?
– Terrance
Apr 26 at 22:11
That’s been done
– Apoc
Apr 27 at 21:19
Can you please edit your question and add the output of
lspci | grep Ethernet from a terminal window?– Terrance
Apr 26 at 22:11
Can you please edit your question and add the output of
lspci | grep Ethernet from a terminal window?– Terrance
Apr 26 at 22:11
That’s been done
– Apoc
Apr 27 at 21:19
That’s been done
– Apoc
Apr 27 at 21:19
add a comment |Â
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Can you please edit your question and add the output of
lspci | grep Ethernetfrom a terminal window?– Terrance
Apr 26 at 22:11
That’s been done
– Apoc
Apr 27 at 21:19