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    can't get dhcp to work

    I have a cable-internet connection that works fine in Windows XP using dhcp.

    command "lspci" tells me:
    "Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev10)"
    (which is correct)

    command "ifconfig eth0 up" followed by "pump -i eth0" says "Operation failed".

    command "netcardconfig" also fails.

    What else can I try?

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    K-menu>Configurationa>Network?Internet>Network Card Config

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    Quote Originally Posted by rudiz
    K-menu>Configurationa>Network?Internet>Network Card Config
    Umm, I think that is just a GUI way of starting netcardconfig, which apparently didn't work.

    Do you have the kernel module loaded ? (use "lsmod" to list the ones currently loaded)
    I think you should have 8139too. If it isn't listed try "modprobe 8139too"

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    if u follow my instruction...at the end u only have to click OK.
    U are using pump but u have to use dhcp!!!

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    - I tried "K-menu>KNOPPIX>Network/Internet>Network card configuration", it gave the same as the command "netcardconfig", just some more text around the "Operation failed" response.

    - lsmod lists 8139too as one of the loaded modules

    - some searching in this forum made me try starting knoppix with the "knoppix noapic lang=be" command, that didn't help.

    My ISP tries to prevent clients from using more than one pc on their broadband-connection. Could this be a factor in Knoppix not being able to get an ip-configuration through dhcp?

    Can I make Knoppix use the same hostname as in Windows by using "pump -i eth0 -h zzyxxpc"?

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    It works now!

    I did a "ipconfig /release" in Windows and then booted Knoppix again, now it works!

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    Hi, Linux users,
    I went to my brother'place this weekend, and I wanted to run Knoppix on his system running windoze ME and using a cable modem (Telenet-Belgium-Europe):
    Note while at home I use several pc's (1 windoze & 2 linux-knoppix(hd-installed)-debian on an adsl connection, with router, I've never had a problem going on line.
    But I had a problem now.
    What do I need to do?
    Do I have it right?:
    FIRST: give the IP free, doing this in windoze with the command (typed in a command prompt):
    ipconfig /release
    SECOND: reboot the systeem on Knoppix
    THIRD: run
    "K-menu>KNOPPIX>Network/Internet>Network card configuration"
    or run in a terminal:
    "ifconfig eth0 up"
    followed by
    "pump -i eth0"
    or do I need to install something else: dhcp?
    How do I do that?
    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: can't get dhcp to work

    Quote Originally Posted by zZyXx
    I have a cable-internet connection that works fine in Windows XP using dhcp.

    command "lspci" tells me:
    "Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev10)"
    (which is correct)

    command "ifconfig eth0 up" followed by "pump -i eth0" says "Operation failed".

    command "netcardconfig" also fails.

    What else can I try?
    Did you check DNS adress at resolv.conf? You can take a view your syslog to get the error.

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