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Thanks for reading, i have an HP mini 110-1030LA, it had Windows XP, tottaly functional, a little slow but funtional, i decided to install kubuntu saucy (32 bits), everythings seems to be better, the speed increased sustantialy, but it couldn't detect neither wireless nor wired networks. I decided to try (not installing) ubuntu 12.04 (32 bits) on a live usb disk, but the problem prevails.

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On Ubuntu go to Software Sources, select Additional Drivers tab and if there's any driver listed for your network cards, install it.

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It is common to have ubuntu configured to use a static ip on first boot.

Verify that /etc/network/interfaces is changed from this:

iface eth0 inet manual

to this:

iface eth0 inet dhcp

http://spuder.wordpress.com/2012/08/30/ubuntu-12-04-networking-on-fresh-install/

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