sciguy via talk wrote on 2022-12-17 12:14:
When I say I can't get a network, I mean that my Linux OS can't see any
external hardware, including the router. And of course, I can't get the
Internet.
When in W10 (as I am now), I checked the router "config pages" and I
noticed that it has two different IP addresses - one to the W10 hostname
and one the Linux hostname, on the same machine.
Any ideas?
Sounds like Windows & Linux are using different host names as part of
their dhcp client requests, I suspect. Hence the different IP addrs.
Is there any IP bound to the NIC in Linux?
> ip addr show
Is the link "up"?
> ip link show
If both seem valid, perhaps re-fetching an IP from the router:
> dhclient -r [iface_name]
> dhclient -v [iface_name]
Those are just a couple thoughts off the top of my head, but maybe
enough to get you on the right track.
Good luck!
rb
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