On Wednesday 07 December 2005 01:37 pm, vitordemario wrote: > Hi there people, this is my first message to the group. Sorry by > starting a thread so soon, but I got a problem I would like to share > with you and see if I can get some help. > > When I'm using Windows, and reboot to use Linux, as well as when I'm > using Linux and reboot to use Windows, my network stops. Well, not > really the network, but more the connection to the internet, which > depends on that. > > After a while, (in general with turning off the computer), I enter > again in any of the OS's, and the network works properly. During linux > bootup, the dhclient receives dhcpoffer's, but for some reason, it > "ignores" then, and cannot stablish and ip address for the machine. On > Windows, the connection stays being shown as "null or limited > conectivity"(i don't know if the message is really this way, i use it > in portuguese), but in both cases it starts working again after a > while. Seems like in both cases, the system can't get an address by DHCP. > > I would like to know what can I do, or at least if someone could give > me and idea of what could be happening... I use Debian Sarge v3.1, and > Windows XP with SP2. My network card is onboard, a Via Rhine-II > (VT6102), motherboard Asrock k7vt2. > > Thanks in advance, and sorry for the inconvenience. :D >
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