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Help with network card

Hey all,

I have redhat installed. Everything was running fine but suddenly the network card is not being detected now. I tried changing the network card but no result. I am sure the network card is fine. The error message i am getting is " Bringing up interface eth0: failed.

I am a newbie to this so please have mercy on me and expain the solution in simple language.

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Was the NIC being recognised before?

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Yes

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What kind of NIC is it? I know PCI and Linux don't always get along that great. Did you try moving it to a different slot just to make sure this isn't a hardware problem?

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Yes its PCI and i have tried couple of network card on different slots also.

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Tell me the details of the card and I will try to check the docs for you. Who is the manufacturer?

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The Nic is of 3com the model # is 3c905b-tx

Thanks for the trouble

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