no internet connection, no ip e100

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Linux art-laptop 2.6.20-15-generic #2 SMP Sun Apr 15 07:36:31 UTC 2007 1686 GNU/Linux

Could you please also add the output of the command 'sudo ethtool eth0'? Thanks in advance.

ethtool seems to indicate that the network adapter is not connected, "Link detected: no". What kind of physical setup do you have? Has the network adapter in that system worked previously?

Sorry, your right. I probably forgot to connect art-laptop when I ran ethtool. My job was interfering with my recreation therefore a bit distracted.

It previously ran Win NT with connection to corporate network.

The Ethernet card was an option put in the notebook by IBM at time of purchase.
Intel 10/100 Ethernet Mini-PCI Adapter with 56K Modem

The art-laptop NIC is connected to Netgear router now. A PC connected to same router running same version of Linux has no problems with SMC NIC.

The art-laptop has never been connected to this network in the past. It was a corporate sell off as end of life cycle hardware.

Hope that is the answer to your questions. I've posted new ethtool log, connected to router this time.
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Subject: [Bug 120401] Re: no internet connection, no ip e100

ethtool seems to indicate that the network adapter is not connected,
"Link detected: no". What kind of physical setup do you have? Has the
network adapter in that system worked previously?

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no internet connection, no ip e100
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Sorry, your right. I probably forgot to connect art-laptop when I ran ethtool. My job was interfering with my recreation therefore a bit distracted.

It previously ran Win NT with connection to corporate network.

The Ethernet card was an option put in the notebook by IBM at time of purchase.
Intel 10/100 Ethernet Mini-PCI Adapter with 56K Modem

The art-laptop NIC is connected to Netgear router now. A PC connected to same router running same version of Linux has no problems with SMC NIC.

The art-laptop has never been connected to this network in the past. It was a corporate sell off as end of life cycle hardware.

Hope that is the answer to your questions. I've posted new ethtool log, connected to router this time.

dmesg log while connected to Netgear router

Could you please also add the contents of '/var/log/daemon.log'? Thanks again.