CentOS

Update: I tried installing CentOS 7 instead, and I am having the same issue with that. I think it has to be a driver issue. If anyone has any suggestions for me, I'd sure like to hear them though.

I have a 2009 HP Pavilion dv6-1235dx. Normally during installation, I would enable networking, but that option was not selectable this time. After installation, the networking files don't exist at all. My MAC address does not appear in ifconfig -a. Eth0 does not exist in dmesg. Using lspci, there is...