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Intel NM10/ICH7 NIC Not working (Installing LAN Card Drivers in CentOS7)

Installing LAN Card Drivers In CENTOS 7

Intel NM10/ICH7 NIC Not working

Today, I am going to show you how to install the LAN Card drivers in CentOS7.

Just installed the opensource OS CentOS 7, but i am not able to assign the IP on the system caused the drivers is not there to drive the LAN card.

so, i have checked that the LAN Card is detected by the CentOS 7 or not, like this :


and i found the LAN card details as above snapshot. and after the lots of troubleshooting i found that

100Mb ethernet card supported by the e100 driver. I think this Ethernet drivers does not included in the el7 / CentOS7 kernel so it's not supported out of the box.

We have to install the kmod-e100 package to enabled the module.

First up all we have to download the package and install the rpm and reboot the system.

http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/26894627/dir//com/kmod-e100-3.5.24-1.el7.elrepo.x86_64.rpm.html


Download and move the package to the required system, install like this.


and reboot the system, and you will able to fin the Ethernet details as like:



and after all we have installed the drivers in CentOS7, and assign the IP to the system, now we can enjoy the linuxing.


Thanks for reading.

Happy learning :)

Demonstrated by:-
 Naresh Mahato 

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