- Sep 5, 2004
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I have a mobo w/ 2 ethernet ports. It's the K8N Neo 4.
I've been using the top one, the nforce nvdia ethernet.
The other port is the marvell yukon one, I know that it is called this b/c on the mobo set up CD that is what it is called. Anyway, I've never had to use the 2nd ethernet port b/c the first one always worked fine.
ALL of a sudden, and I'm not exxagerating here, I lose connection to the internet, and so I restart. It keeps trying to acquire network address, but it never connects.
I finally install the marvell yukon drivers, and use the other port, and now I have internet. Is there any way to explain this?
Again, it was all of a sudden. I didn't install anything, or add new hardware. I was online the whole time, and all of a sudden it just stopped working, and restarting doesn't work.
I'm typing this from my laptop.
Any ideas?
Is it possible that the particular ethernet port is physically damaged? If so...how? I don't even touch those connections.
I've been using the top one, the nforce nvdia ethernet.
The other port is the marvell yukon one, I know that it is called this b/c on the mobo set up CD that is what it is called. Anyway, I've never had to use the 2nd ethernet port b/c the first one always worked fine.
ALL of a sudden, and I'm not exxagerating here, I lose connection to the internet, and so I restart. It keeps trying to acquire network address, but it never connects.
I finally install the marvell yukon drivers, and use the other port, and now I have internet. Is there any way to explain this?
Again, it was all of a sudden. I didn't install anything, or add new hardware. I was online the whole time, and all of a sudden it just stopped working, and restarting doesn't work.
I'm typing this from my laptop.
Any ideas?
Is it possible that the particular ethernet port is physically damaged? If so...how? I don't even touch those connections.