help with wired internet connection
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enter image description herei have been back and forth from windows 4 times now, having tried over and over to get the internet to work. for some reason ubuntu is not picking up anything from my router automatically. i tried every release available, ending with the bionic beaver one, and while that loaded nicer it still was incomplete and unable to network. it also failed to read the disc for my motherboard or open it, to get the ethernet adapter driver that way was impossible. windstream, my isp says its not a router issue, its a software issue, and windows still works like normal so i dont know why its not cooperating in a similar manner.
internet connection wired
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
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enter image description herei have been back and forth from windows 4 times now, having tried over and over to get the internet to work. for some reason ubuntu is not picking up anything from my router automatically. i tried every release available, ending with the bionic beaver one, and while that loaded nicer it still was incomplete and unable to network. it also failed to read the disc for my motherboard or open it, to get the ethernet adapter driver that way was impossible. windstream, my isp says its not a router issue, its a software issue, and windows still works like normal so i dont know why its not cooperating in a similar manner.
internet connection wired
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
11
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Welcome to AskUbuntu! You appear to be operating under the misconception that the Windows drivers supplied on disk from your motherboard manufacturer are useful for an Ubuntu installation. Boot from the installer, select "Try Ubuntu", open a terminal and issue the commandsudo lshw -C networkand copy and edit the output into your post. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Feb 14 at 22:22
In a recent Ubuntu version, what doessudo ip addrgive you?
– thomasrutter
Feb 14 at 22:25
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:19
link/loopback bunch of 0s
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:20
also, on start of load it says no irq handler for vector
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:47
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enter image description herei have been back and forth from windows 4 times now, having tried over and over to get the internet to work. for some reason ubuntu is not picking up anything from my router automatically. i tried every release available, ending with the bionic beaver one, and while that loaded nicer it still was incomplete and unable to network. it also failed to read the disc for my motherboard or open it, to get the ethernet adapter driver that way was impossible. windstream, my isp says its not a router issue, its a software issue, and windows still works like normal so i dont know why its not cooperating in a similar manner.
internet connection wired
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
11
enter image description herei have been back and forth from windows 4 times now, having tried over and over to get the internet to work. for some reason ubuntu is not picking up anything from my router automatically. i tried every release available, ending with the bionic beaver one, and while that loaded nicer it still was incomplete and unable to network. it also failed to read the disc for my motherboard or open it, to get the ethernet adapter driver that way was impossible. windstream, my isp says its not a router issue, its a software issue, and windows still works like normal so i dont know why its not cooperating in a similar manner.
internet connection wired
internet connection wired
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
11
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
11
edited Feb 15 at 1:06
ryan scheurman
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
11
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
11
asked Feb 14 at 21:54
ryan scheurmanryan scheurman
11
11
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Welcome to AskUbuntu! You appear to be operating under the misconception that the Windows drivers supplied on disk from your motherboard manufacturer are useful for an Ubuntu installation. Boot from the installer, select "Try Ubuntu", open a terminal and issue the commandsudo lshw -C networkand copy and edit the output into your post. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Feb 14 at 22:22
In a recent Ubuntu version, what doessudo ip addrgive you?
– thomasrutter
Feb 14 at 22:25
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:19
link/loopback bunch of 0s
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:20
also, on start of load it says no irq handler for vector
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:47
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Welcome to AskUbuntu! You appear to be operating under the misconception that the Windows drivers supplied on disk from your motherboard manufacturer are useful for an Ubuntu installation. Boot from the installer, select "Try Ubuntu", open a terminal and issue the commandsudo lshw -C networkand copy and edit the output into your post. Thank you for helping us help you!
– Elder Geek
Feb 14 at 22:22
In a recent Ubuntu version, what doessudo ip addrgive you?
– thomasrutter
Feb 14 at 22:25
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:19
link/loopback bunch of 0s
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:20
also, on start of load it says no irq handler for vector
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:47
1
1
Welcome to AskUbuntu! You appear to be operating under the misconception that the Windows drivers supplied on disk from your motherboard manufacturer are useful for an Ubuntu installation. Boot from the installer, select "Try Ubuntu", open a terminal and issue the command
sudo lshw -C network and copy and edit the output into your post. Thank you for helping us help you!– Elder Geek
Feb 14 at 22:22
Welcome to AskUbuntu! You appear to be operating under the misconception that the Windows drivers supplied on disk from your motherboard manufacturer are useful for an Ubuntu installation. Boot from the installer, select "Try Ubuntu", open a terminal and issue the command
sudo lshw -C network and copy and edit the output into your post. Thank you for helping us help you!– Elder Geek
Feb 14 at 22:22
In a recent Ubuntu version, what does
sudo ip addr give you?– thomasrutter
Feb 14 at 22:25
In a recent Ubuntu version, what does
sudo ip addr give you?– thomasrutter
Feb 14 at 22:25
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:19
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:19
link/loopback bunch of 0s
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:20
link/loopback bunch of 0s
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:20
also, on start of load it says no irq handler for vector
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:47
also, on start of load it says no irq handler for vector
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:47
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Welcome to AskUbuntu! You appear to be operating under the misconception that the Windows drivers supplied on disk from your motherboard manufacturer are useful for an Ubuntu installation. Boot from the installer, select "Try Ubuntu", open a terminal and issue the command
sudo lshw -C networkand copy and edit the output into your post. Thank you for helping us help you!– Elder Geek
Feb 14 at 22:22
In a recent Ubuntu version, what does
sudo ip addrgive you?– thomasrutter
Feb 14 at 22:25
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen 1000
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:19
link/loopback bunch of 0s
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:20
also, on start of load it says no irq handler for vector
– ryan scheurman
Feb 15 at 0:47