Hello, I've recently purchased a Dell Inspiron 530 and wanted to get Debian onto it. I've installed Lenny mostly without any issues, but it did not autodetect my ethernet card. It is a 82562V-2 integrated card, at least according to the Windows Vista devise manager.
Anyway, I do have a very basic system up and running. No internet support or anything, so I can really only do stuff from the Windows side of my system right now. I'm not sure how I can get logs of what I do to my email from Debian so I'm sorry about the lack of the logs. I'll do my best to describe the error messages however. As I stated earlier, the installer did not detect the network card. I tried loading the "e1000" module inside the installation program which according to intel should be the module I need: http://downloadmirror.intel.com/9180/ENG/README.txt The installer wouldn't acccept it, it would just loop back to the "select module" screen. I tried to "modprobe e1000" manually during the installation, but that didn't work either. No error messages come up. After that, the rest of the system installed without any hassle, but obviously I cannot connect to the internet right now without any network card, so I don't have anything installed aside from whatever is on the base netinstall on Lenny. I've tried to "modprobe e1000" after the installation, and there seems to be no errors that happen. I use dmesg and aside from the loading message from e1000, no other messages pop up. I've also added "iface eth0 inet dhcp" into my /etc/network/interfaces file, and tried to do "ifup eth0", but that fails with the message: 'Device "eth0" does not exist' Thank you for reading this message. I'd really like to get Debian up and running as soon as possible so please help. As an aside, all error messages and other logs are from memory + google. So they may not be 100% correct but they're the best I got right now. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
