Install the NIC driver in linuxsuse10.3

Step 1: collect information dmesg to view the startup and output information of the kernel and check whether there is any information related to the NIC, check if the NIC recognizes ifconfig-a and shows all the Nic lspci | grepEthernet check the Nic model lsmod to see if the NIC driver has been loaded Step 2: Next...

 

Step 1: collect information

Dmesg checks the startup output information of the kernel to see if there is any information related to the NIC.

Ifconfig-a shows all NICs

Lspci | grep Ethernet check the Nic model

Lsmod: Check whether the NIC driver is loaded.

Step 2: Download the corresponding driver and copy it with a USB flash drive

1. I believe everyone will download the driver.

2. use a USB flash drive or a mobile hard disk to copy the driver to the hard disk for installation. it is worth looking at for some new users.

Insert a USB flash drive or a mobile hard disk, and run the fdisk-l command. The system displays the hardware storage devices that can be identified currently,

General U disk is sdb1, of course, it may be other, then you can see the loaded U disk capacity,

Then mount and copy the file. the command is as follows:

# Mkdir/mnt/usb

# Mount/dev/sdb1/mnt/usb

After the operation is completed, you can directly access or operate the data on the usb flash disk or mobile hard disk in the/mnt/usb directory;

Run the umount command before disconnecting a USB flash drive or a mobile hard disk to prevent data loss. the command is as follows:

# Umount/dev/sdc

Copy the driver file to any Directory:

# Cp xxxx.zip/home/xxxx.zip

Then, decompress the package in the directory and run make to install the package.

 

Step 3: configure to activate the NIC and configure the IP address

This is simple, and everyone will do it. let me give it a simple introduction.

1. run yast2 to directly configure the graphic interface.

2. modify the IP address through the command line

Effective immediately:

# Ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.25 netmask 255.255.255.0

Start effective:

Modify/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

Modify the default gateway

Effective immediately:

# Route add default gw 192.168.0.254

Start effective:

Modify/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0

OK. You can start the NIC to configure the IP address as needed.

Note: If you have the original Nic configuration information, delete the original Nic configuration.

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