- Go get the source for building a e1000 driver. Here
- Extract -> sudo tar xvf e1000-8.0.25.tar.gz
- Go inside the src folder
- Run the following -> sudo make install (requires gcc package to be installed)
- Reboot
- Check for the interface -> sudo lshw -C network
- It should say *-network disabled, if so we need to enable it. Check for the logical name, it should be eth0 or eth1
- sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces
- add the folowing lines
- auto eth0 (eth0 or eth1, whatever it is)
- iface eth0 inet dhcp
- restart networking, sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
- the network adapter should be operational now!
1/31/2011
Ubuntu 9.10 and Intel e1000 driver
Thought I would share this bit of trouble I ran into. I installed Ubuntu Server 9.10 on our ESX Farm, which uses Intel E1000 network adapters, which don't play well out the box with Ubuntu. You will need to build a driver for it to use first. Here is a quick tutorial on how to fix the problem.
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