Kris Douglas wrote:
> [...]
> In my system this doesn't seem to be the problem, the device works in
> windows, but when I switch to Linux it can't see it as an interface,
> Thanks for the information,by the way.
Hello, Kris.
Hmm... are you sure your system is loading the kernel module?
Try using:
sudo discover -f "%m\t%M\t%V\n" all
and:
sudo lshw -C network
This should give you an idea about what hardware Linux can detect on
your system. If the module is not loaded try:
modprobe module_name
Where "module_name" is the kernel device driver module for your NIC.
Best wishes,
Tony.
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