I'm sorry... It seems that the problem is in Network Tools. I.e. eth0 is really up and ok, but network tools shows "Interface doesn't exist". I'm new here (as well as in ubuntu)...
** Summary changed: - Loss of network connection and adapter + Network Tools false info ** Description changed: MSI P965 Neo, E6300 CPU, 4*512 Gb Kingstone 800 MHz RAM, ATI Radeon X1950 Pro, Ubuntu 8.04 Beta x64 - Right after installation (all was ok there, except video card wasn't detected correctly) I've configured all nesessary network - settings. LAN connection functioned normally as well as internet. Then system was "half-hanged" - clock and workspaces disappeared from panels and network icon was only thing on panel that somehow reacted on clicks, although computer link on desktop functioned. Since exit button disappeared too, the only way to reboot was power button. After I selected restart it took about 5 minutes for system to reboot. Next boot I have neither network connection nor network adapter... After reinstalling OS it was all the same (except the fact that adapter disappeared without any hangs). System was installed on clear HDD, without wubi. During hardware testing process in both cases I got "no internet connection available" message despite the fact that at the same time I was logged in at launchpad.net and firefox worked well. I wonder if my problem is somehow connected with hardware testing. Hope it will help. Sorry for bad english. + See below... -- Network Tools false info https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/213717 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
