Internet and a onboard lan in asus m2n-mx se

Hi!
Recently I have changed my motherboard to an asus m2n-mx se, wich have lan onboard...
My previous motherboard had lan onboard too (asus a7v600-x), and I have used it with dhcp without problems...
But now, I am trying to use dhcp and is not working...
maybe hwdetect is not detecting the onboard land and do not load that module?
I saw this on the wiki "If for some reason dhcpcd eth0 fails, install dhclient (pacman -Sy dhclient) and use 'dhclient eth0' instead."
(but I have no tried it yet)
Any idea?
What can I do?
TIA, and sorry for the bad english
luciano

it shows:
Bridge: nVidia Corporation MCP61 Ethernet (rev a2)
looking in the forum I have found this link... http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=75920
Last edited by luuuciano (2007-12-23 16:38:29)

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