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[SOLVED] Trouble connecting to Ethernet

Hi everyone !

Just like with any other distro, my PC has trouble connecting to internet. But this time, there's not systemd or anything I was remotely familiar with.

I've tried this :
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echo "options forcedeth msi=0 msix=0" | sudo tee /etc/modprobe.d/forcedeth.conf
sudo mkinitcpio -p linux
(worked on ubuntu but with update-initramfs instead of the second command)

Ip link output :
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neofetch output :
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lspci output :
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rfkill doesnt give any output

I really hope someone can help me with this. Thanks in advance !

(edits : fixed image links)

Re: Trouble connecting to Ethernet

Reply #1 –
Which init are you using?

Re: Trouble connecting to Ethernet

Reply #2 –
OpenRC

Re: Trouble connecting to Ethernet

Reply #4 –
No this happens

Re: Trouble connecting to Ethernet

Reply #5 –
live environment fix : adding forcedeth.msi=0 in the grub option
 

Re: Trouble connecting to Ethernet

Reply #7 –
Already responded with how to fix it, I needed to pass the msi=0 parameter to forcedeth