Why I cant get network intrrfaces to show up? Why net-setup doesn't work?
Why I cant get network intrrfaces to show up? Why net-setup doesn't work?
Anthony Ramirez
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Colton Taylor
Did you add '/etc/init.d/net.whateverthefuckyourinterfaceis' to start automatically?
Aaron Brown
wifi or lan?
Matthew Stewart
Yes, I think so
Samuel Gutierrez
Brandon King
Wifi
Evan Sanders
Go through the handbook again just in case and check if you missed anything.
I'm no expert but check your kernel config, might be something wrong there since they're not showing up at all.
Yes
Jackson Phillips
>I'm no expert but check your kernel config, might be something wrong there since they're not showing up at all.
I suspect this
David White
type ifconfig -a to see if they're really not detected at all
Connor Morgan
DISREGARD THIS I SUCK COCKS
Aaron Wood
sit0 wasn't named that way
James Wood
You don't care about that one, the first interface needs to be set up
Juan Scott
Do ifconfig -a and if you still don't see it then you probably didn't enable support for the correct network card in your kernel and/or you didn't install its firmware if it is required. If you did enable the correct card in your kernel, check dmesg for errors related to that card and it will usually tell you what firmware package to install.
Eli Sanchez
You need to install the OS using the ethernet network, then install the WiFi drivers.
There's no other way, maybe someone else knows a solution....
Anthony Rodriguez
not him but I always install gentoo using wpa_supplicant. no need to use ethernet
Ryder Edwards
no driver
Nathaniel Edwards
In the chroot enviroment set0 is called "wlp1s0" WTF?
Nathaniel James
How do I install "net-setup"?
Carter Miller
just give up
Luke Rodriguez
It doesn't exist on Gentoo you mong. See for your solution
Brayden Jackson
Try lspci.
Brody Ramirez
>you probably didn't enable support for the correct network card in your kernel and/or you didn't install its firmware if it is required
that's the live cd, you dumbass
>See for your solution
it's not a solution to anything
you don't; connect to the internet from Mint copy the /etc/resolv.conf to chroot /etc and proceed from there
although you may wish to consider , you're clearly too retarded for this
Cooper Long
t. has never installed Gentoo
/etc/resolv.conf is for DNS settings and has nothing to do with why his network interface isn't available. Also OP's screenshot is definitely not the LiveCD because the login banner is the stock Gentoo one. Try answering questions you actually know shit about next time
Landon Turner
Try ip link set enp2s0 up
If you have the correct driver it should show up in lspci -k | less
Henry Gutierrez
whatever nerd
Ethan Baker
Look in dmesg --color=always | less -R for problems.
Anthony Ortiz
There's nothing wrong with being wrong user but there's no need to be a stuck-up little bitch about it