Drivers/firmware for ethernet port?

I recently got rid of my PC (YAY!!!), meaning I no longer need my cheap crappy wireless router. However, when I hook my Ethernet cable up to the port in my PB, I can not connect to the web. I'd like to try reinstalling the necessary driver/firmware, as doing so recently solved my non-working USB ports problem, but I don't know where to find the driver... Can anybody post a link to a site where I can download a driver? Or perhaps have a better way to connect?
(I understand that what I am looking for is probably under my nose, but I'm not computer savvy enough to know what terms to search for.... heh..)
thanks

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I recently got rid of my PC (YAY!!!), meaning I no longer need my cheap crappy wireless router. However, when I hook my Ethernet cable up to the port in my PB, I can not connect to the web. I'd like to try reinstalling the necessary driver/firmware, as doing so recently solved my non-working USB ports problem, but I don't know where to find the driver... Can anybody post a link to a site where I can download a driver? Or perhaps have a better way to connect?
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thanks

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I've had my router for three days now and have only managed to establish an ethernet connection with my computer two times. Of those two times the wired connection lasted only a couple of hours before being lost, but the wireless connection always remains stable. A weird thing I noticed when setting my router for the first time was this: The led indicator for ethernet port two was always on and, indeed, remains always on despite there not being any connection in the port.
On my first successful connection I could only manage to get a signal through port two (with ports one, three and four giving me no such luck). With my second successful connection I managed to get established through port one while port two's led, as always, remained lit.
My question is this: Could this led be indicitive of some hardware problem?

That's strange,I would suggest you to hard-reset the router for 45 seconds,power cycle the router and re-configure it from scratch...Now,check the port no 2.

New drivers / firmware for CDRW? and which one do i have?

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i still need to sort out a problem with the firmware updater. This is what it spits out:
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that seems weird eh? I most certainly do have my cd-rw on Secondary Master, and cd-r on Secondary Slave. Perhaps is this the stupid message it returns with if the firmware doesn't need updating?
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cheers,
charlie
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Originally posted by bim2k
Hi,
IIRC the newer burners "test" the media quality to determine the fastest speed it will use for that media. I've burnt my 24x Verbatim CDRs at 32x without problems :D
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Netctl, ip and drivers issue for ethernet and wlan

Hi,
I recently installed the version of archlinux with netctl instead of netcfg.
During the installation I think I've used netcfg and it was all running smoothly. Then I wanted to configure my connection on the system, but it's impossible in all the ways I tried. I followed the beginner's guide then copied the wireless-wpa profile from the examples folder to the netctl folder, then
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Last edited by shoyip (2013-05-21 12:56:36)

I'm not on my Arch machine at the moment, but let's see if we can fix this.
For the moment, try setting up your wired connection first. If you are sure your wired device's name is [enp2s0] then (run as root):
You might want to kill DHCPCD before starting.
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# systemctl enable dhcpcd@enp2s0 <---this is to enable DHCP automatically at boot
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Code:
10/20/12 5:27:42.688 PM authorizationhost: ERROR | -[HomeDirMounter mountNetworkHomeWithURL:attributes:dirPath:username:] |
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On ADSLBOX and CABLEBOX configure different subnets for the LAN, e.g.
ADSLBOX: 192.168.1.0/24
CABLEBOX: 192.168.2.0/24
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ADSL-LAN: 192.168.1.2
CABLE-LAN: 192.168.2.2
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The ADSL-LAN routing table
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The CABLE-LAN routing table
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ip route add default via 192.168.2.1 table 2
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