On 11/4/05, Gaston Martres <gmartres@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Are you using DHCP? the router is providing the IP automaticaly? > Check in windows if you have set the ip manually. > Check in the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 what > configuration appears there, or even if there is a file with that name. > If there isn't any file, sure is your linux is not recognising your nic. > > > >Something is playing magic with my computer: I cannot access to the > >Internet with Linux, although I can connect to the Internet with MS > >Windows. (I have a dual computer MS Windows/Fedora Core 4.) Even with > >a Linux live CD, I cannot connect to the Internet. My Internet > >connection is done through a modem/router connected to an Ethernet > >card. > > > >Any advice? Thanks, James and Gaston. I had not modified any network configuration, but it seems that my Internet provider has. Before, the IP address could be obtained automatically, but now I have to configure a static IP address. Anyway, now the Internet is working fine on FC4. Paul
