L219-lm Driver

[Anjali Reyome]

Ihave installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS on my Desktop, but Ethernet is not connected.My Computer uses Intel Ethernet Connection I219-LM.In my opnion, Ubuntu doesn't have installed a proposal network driver. I can't find ethernet driver.

I met the same case that I can't see the network card on my Linux only computer which uses Intel Ethernet card. And installing the Intel driver didn't help. There's another topic about an "Wired Unmanaged" Ethernet card, that Lou Burnard suggested to:

Hi all,

suddenly my Ethernet stopped working. It is not connected with Windows 11 since it worked on it pretty fine. Stopped working at the beginning of the month.

Laptop is Dell Latitude 5580 and I've tried everything I could found on internet.

1) Windows Update - everything is up to date

Have you tried asking Dell support for troubleshooting steps that you can perform? You may consider checking with them the latest BIOS as well as drivers to see if it will help in resolving the issue.

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no further help is needed and topic can be closed. Problem was some "contact" guess since when I opened laptop LAN port was working. Just closed it and it is still working.. No software of hardware changes made...

Thanks for support!

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But it seemed only I219 that could work to receive VLAN tagged packet. The I210 couldn't work with latest driver. If I installed I219 driver to I210 controller, the I210 could receive VLAN tagged packet.

Besides, I found some solution from forum. If you disable the VLAN on I210/I219 network connection properties, it will make I210/I219 ports receiving tagged packet. But it doesn't work for my PC. Please refer to attached file.

Regarding the forum link that you've shared, unfortunately I cannot read and understand Chinese. However, I was able to use a translator tool to understand this and it looks like this is about the sniffer not seeing VLAN. If this is about the mentioned problem, we do have an article about this and you may want to visit it thru the link below.

I am having the same problem with the I210-IT. However, I am working on a Linux system and the solution instructions are for windows. Can you provide instructions on how to make the intel i210-IT not strip off the VLAN Tag for a Linux system (Centos 7)? Here is a link to my post:

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could you please share the dWORD Entries that you had to add to the RegEdit?

I am currently trying to get VLAN tagging to work on

HP Elitedesk 800 G9 mini Desktop

with Windows 11 Pro Build 22H2

I have had the same issue with the i219-V/LM. My image works fine when I deploy to any machine that does not have this network card. I have read every post I can and see this issue in many places. I have tried every recommendation, but for now I am stuck with doing a Shift+F10 and using drvload.exe to load the driver manually during my PXE capture or deployment.

After PXE starts but before first step, there is a lengthy pause - maybe 20 seconds. That is where I do Shift-F10 to get command prompt. It provides enough time for me to perform the drvload command. I just close the command prompt and continue as normal.

@Jago Wu, where did you get the Windows 10 WinPE driver from? Every copy I have fails to work. I have tried various Intel versions, HP, Dell, and any other copy I could get my hands on. I believe the appropriate driver file from Intel is supposed to be e1d65x64.inf.

The driver will inject manually, but not automatically. This was similar (identical) to Intel l82579LM driver deployment issues I was having with a WinPE 3.0 (Windows 7 Setup) boot.wim. The automatic deployment issue with the l82579LM driver was solved by Intel in a later release, so hopefully the I219-LM will be fixed as well. Basically, the issue is the driver.

Ah thank you Spiceworks community. I am currently battling this same issue and spent all morning. I could not get the driver to inject into the Boot.Wim At least knowing that you can manually run it will help me. but it sure is a pain.

Hello, I received in a new version of an HP Laptop this week the 850G3, it has an Intel I219-LM NIC, I have tried downloading and updating my Boot image with various versions of other recommended drivers but have not been able to get this laptop to work, keeps coming up failed to find a valid network adaptor.

I am working with the HP Z240 desktop workstations, but they also have the I219-LM NIC and it has been giving me troubles. My WinPE boot images were version 6.3.9600.16384, and the new 10.0.10586.0 images are now available with the Windows 10 ADK. It's been awhile since I updated my boot images, and I've done something wrong because my clients just spin and never get a PXE bootfile anymore.

I would strongly advise you look at getting winpe10 if possible. Not only did i have a battle with finding the NIC driver, i also had issues with the storage driver (which i never solved, hence moved to winpe10)

Today I received a brand new Dell OptiPlex 7080 and I installed Oracle Linux 7 on it. The machine has an external wireless antenna and an ethernet port. The wireless antenna works, but the ethernet port does not work.

The internet suggested that e1000e is the driver for this Ethernet I219-LM controller. If I run lsmod grep e1000e this shows no results. I can load the driver with modprobe e1000e after which it shows up in lsmod, but the Network Settings GUI does not allow me to select a wired connection. I also do not see any errors in dmesg grep e1000e; only the copyright notice.

I have been testing a replacement imaging system to replace our limited Ghost deployment system for a good portion of the last year. We bought a new batch of machines (HP Workstation Z230) which have the Intel i217-LM NIC. I have had a significant amount of trouble getting this little guy to play nicely with WinPE. I thought I had figured it all out, but here I am again, stuck even more than I was before.

Our imaging server consists of a Windows Server 2012 box with WDS, WAIK, and MDT installed on it. Deployments to other hardware platforms work fine, however when I try the newer Z230 machines I get a message:

I knew this likely was a driver issue (again!). So I brought up the command line with F8 and gave the good old ipconfig a try. Nothing. No adapters listed at all. I looked back at MDT and confirmed that the INF files which fixed the problem the last time were in the "Out-of-box Drivers" folder (we also have the drivers separated based on Manufacturer, OS, and Model Number; Hewlett-Packard->Windows 7 x64->HP Tower Workstation Z230. These were found using the 'wmic' command in command line with the appropriate flags). Of course, it was there. I updated the deployment share, just to be safe. No luck. I tried both the x64 and x86 boot images. Again, nothing.

Both commands were left thinking for 10-20 seconds before completing and exiting with a "Completed Successfully" message. I then went back to ipconfig and found that I now had an IP address. I clicked retry and the rest of the OS deployment completed (with a few unrelated errors which have now been fixed). Once Windows had been setup and booted, I checked in Device Manager to see what was what with this NIC.

I found some interesting things:First of all, the driver had been automatically pulled from MDT, so I know that somehow the correct driver was there. Second, that Windows was using a different driver inf (e1d62x64.inf).

So I checked to make sure that this driver was also in MDT: it was. I tried again, this time manually loading the driver specified in Windows. The command "completed successfully," but when I went to ipconfig and checked to see if it had worked, I had no adapters listed and no IP address.

Great. It works. So, again, I ensured the driver was in MDT. I also tried adding it again, this time just to the Out-of-box Drivers folder, not under any other folder. Updated the deployment share again, gave it another go, and nothing.

Next thing I tried was to manually add the hardware ID to the e1d63x64.inf file so that it would hopefully pull automatically. I didn't have any idea what I was doing, really, so I probably did it wrong. I ended up seeing a section of lines which had hardware ids listed with some other jibberish, so I added the HW ID to this section. (Like I said, I had no idea what I was doing, it was a shot in the dark).

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