Lost network after kernel update

Hi
I have lost my network after kernel updating the kernel [2.6.35.7]
I downgraded to kernel 2.6.35.6
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krychle wrote:
Hi,
I'm just reporting that I had this issue today too. I rebooted my computer from Win7 to Arch64 and I was left without network. Also it doesn't work in windows after rebooting back. I thought that It is something with connection so I tried to recoonect cable and also tryied to swap it in switch/adsl gateway. It started working after several switches (not on 1st!) It looks like interface is repeating on and off. So I rebooted to Arch and it stops working again...
I fixed it by reinstalling kernel26 package. But it is strange because it works yesterday, last thing what I did with kernel and modules was update of gc nvidia drivers... I don't know when I updated kernel last time
I'm using same network driver as Karol - r8169
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mii                     3826  1 r8169
I'm using this card as well.  I upgraded yesterday and I can't get wireless with WICD.  Windows and normal network daemon work fine.  I use kernel26.  What other info can I provide?  If a bug report needs to be filed, would it be WICD, kernel26 or other?
Also, I forgot, but I'm not using normal Wicd, I'm using wicd-nogtk from AUR.  Krychle, are you using this also?
Edit:  I think this has to do with the python update.  I updated wicd-nogtk and its good now.  I am online.
Last edited by Anonymo (2010-10-19 18:10:23)

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