** Description changed: MoBo: Biostar P4VMA-M (network chip: Realtek RTL8100C) Ubuntu version: 8.04 - During the installation process of UBUNTU 8.04, it finds a network chip "VIA Rhine II" (as reported in the syslog). - Then it boots and correctly configures eth0 from my DHCP server, but afterwards the network behavious is misleading: Internet is reached (sometimes) but responses from the Web are incomplete; even triyng to download news packages is impossible, because the process hangs almost immediately. + During the installation process of UBUNTU 8.04, it finds a network chip + "VIA VT6102 Rhine II (rev 78)" (as reported in the syslog and from + lspci). + + Then it boots and correctly configures eth0 from my DHCP server, but + afterwards the network behavious is misleading: Internet is reached + (sometimes) but responses from the Web are incomplete; even triyng to + download news packages is impossible, because the process hangs almost + immediately. Moreover, Realtek in its site says the the driver is already in the - kernel, but what's the correct name to "modprobe" ? + kernel. Thanks a lot. Niccolo
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