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08-15-04 01:46 AM


I just installed Fedora Core 2 x86_64 on my M6805 laptop. I updated the
bios to the M6809 before I did the install. I installed everything,
and selected dhcp. The two problems I have is, one the system is
very slow! the second is I can't get out on the network. I can ping
my address but nothing on my network. I changed the ethernet from dhcp
to static and it still isn't getting out. eth0 comes up {ok} on booting
.

Anyone have this problem and a fix?

thanks
scott






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09-16-04 12:18 PM

i have the same problem on every os i use including windows with the etherne
t card. with wireless i can get out but not on linux because its broadcom. 





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Originally posted by HF I just installed Fedora Core 2 x86_64 on my M6805 laptop. I updated the bios to the M6809 before I did the install. I installed everything, and selected dhcp. The two problems I have is, one the system is very slow! the second is I can't get out on the network. I can ping my address but nothing on my network. I changed the ethernet from dhcp to static and it still isn't getting out. eth0 comes up {ok} on booting . Anyone have this problem and a fix? thanks scott




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