Larry Rawls asks:
On Mint 10 “julia” I lost all my network capabilities after a update. Now I do not even have the standard “hardwire” connection. How can I recover my Ethernet connection?
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The way is to laboriously track down each fault and fix the problem, perhaps that requires a newer version of the application or chasing down bugs (if they exist) and suggested fixes..
Even more laborious, actually debug or troubleshoot the OS with some debugger program
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-debug/
Scenario 2: Using strace=The strace command is a powerful tool that shows all of the system calls issued by a user-space program.
ALSO TRY THIS::
In network manager make sure that IPv6 is set to none or ignore.
If that does not resolve it:
(From this site http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2008/03/msg00058.html )
There seems to be two kernel modules for your device. 8139too and 8139cp. 8139too is the correct driver. If both are being loaded, it may cause a conflict.
If 8139cp is being loaded you will need to remove it.
CODE: SELECT ALL
(modprobe -rv 8139cp).
Run
CODE: SELECT ALL
(lsmod | grep 8139)
to verify that only the 8139too module is now loaded.
Verify your network works by pinging an external site, one such as http://www.kernel.org or http://www.google.com
If this resolves your problem, refer to the link to the debian site above for instructions on permanently blacklisting 8139cp
Hope it Helped::
your stranger,
Kayantihsrah
Network manager at ubuntu startup
http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/linux-and-unix/linux-networking-configuration/threads/363109
Linux Mint 10 Julia 2.6.35-28-generic , “No wireless”
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/linux-mint-10-julia-2-6-35-28-generic-no-wireless-876681/