How to set up Arch network in Linux

How to set up the Arch network in Linux, aiming at this problem, this article introduces the corresponding analysis and solution in detail, hoping to help more partners who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and feasible way.

Linux Arch is a linux distribution optimized specifically for i686, inspired by CRUX, a great distribution developed by Per Lid é n. Network settings, using devices that you can install and set up on your network.

If you don't already have an eth0 device, the installer will prompt you if you need to test the network module. Unless you want to screw up your system (which shouldn't happen), choose

YES

Or choose

NO

If you want to install these modules manually. If the installer cannot detect a matching network module, please make sure that you have passed the

Loaddisk

Command loads the available Ethernet modules correctly. If it is booted from a CD, the process is done automatically. If your network card is still not detected, make sure it is plugged in and supported by the Linux kernel.

When the correct module is loaded, there will be an option for configure your network with DHCP (setting up your network through DHCP). If you are already connected to the DHCP server, just type

YES

The installer will do the rest of the work If you choose

NO

You will need enter the networking information manually (enter network information manually), just as I told you to write it down.

Obviously, this entry only corresponds to the FTP installation.

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