I’m trying to install the latest FreePBX distribution onto a new Lenovo M700. After starting the install and detecting hardware, I get a “No Driver Found” error. I am presented with a list of drivers and an opportunity to use a driver disk.
I can only guess this is related to the Realtek 8168DP ethernet chip. I have tried selecting the Realtek 8169 driver, but as soon as I do it just goes back to “No Driver Found”. I have downloaded the latest Linux driver from Realtek, but it needs to be compiled and I have no machine to do that on.
How can I get past this error so I can download and install the driver, or how can I “load driver from disk”? Does it need to be an image? And where would I even find the driver disk image? Realtek doesn’t have this. I tried installing a temporary wifi dongle, but still stuck at the same screen.
I am trying SNG7 since it appears it will support my hardware. Two questions have come up:
The install seems fairly automated and I don’t have time to select which drive to install to. How do I select the destination drive?
Install seems normal and am prompted for a reboot. After reboot I get nothing but a blinking cursor. Any thoughts here? I have tried installing a couple times.
Thanks, that seemed to do the trick. One odd thing to report is that my ethernet was not working (not even a link light) after the install. My eth0 config file was there, but empty. Once I populated it, all seems well.