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Title:
Missing and loose of ethernet e1000 driver in Ubuntu 14.04
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
I made a fresh install of 14.04 on a Dell XPS-8900 there is about two or
three month.
The driver was missing, and I have installed manually a driver. It has
worked, but with an ennoying problem.
Each time a new Linux version is updated and then the computer is
reboot, driver is lost and must install again.
As it's not my computer, but the one of a friend which doesn't know
about computers, I had to go and reinstall and reboot the machine. I
have made a script which allows the user to do that, but it's really a
pain ...
Is there a way to avoid such things ?
Thanks
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