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If network interface not shown what would you do ?
I know this scenario are rarely happened, but i face similar situation while configuring my first actual hardware server while installing Debian on it remotely (That was pure hell), I take from me many tries and error to make Debian setup accept that hell network card(I can't even know how I did it lol)
since this sht happens here is another example, I tested Puppy-Linux(Slacko64) in Virtual machine and voilà the network utility can't see the freaking network card
After couple search attempt in google I end-up with Slackware wiki-page that assuming Linux system able to detect the network card in the first place ifconfig .
Is this driver(kernel module) related issue or I'm missing other steps on the process to make Linux server see the outside world ?
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Use
ip link showinstead of ifconfig. See anything different?The problem solved after I restart the VM and run the live CD I select Network setup wizard, there is option to load Kernel module(I had to select card module manually from the list)
Offtopic, in fact i need Puppy linux beaus it had web browser to test why my Web-server
webfsdnot detect onWindows 7VM I'm testing, appealingly even Linux can't access to it ?here is my VM network setup
@JustPfff:
(in terms of GPL).
You are using Debian. Debian only uses free software. Realtek firmware isn't free.
See https://wiki.debian.org/Firmware
You must install the
firmware-realtekpackage via apt.Make sure to not only include
mainbut alsocontrib non-freein yoursources.list.For easier installation you can simply use the non-free iso images from
https://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/unofficial/non-free/