The best way to start dhcpcd at boot up, is to uncomment the lines (between the "for" and the "done", except for the two actual comment lines) in "/etc/rc.d/rc.inet1". That's how it's suppose to start. Try the "lspci" and "lsmod" commands, including "man"ing them to see if your hardware is being recognized, and if drivers are being loaded. Otherwise, do a google search for "linux <yourhardware>".
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