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How can I tell what drivers/modules are loaded?

  Date: Dec 17    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 359
  

I have 8.04.1 Hardy installed on my HP nc6000 laptop and would like to
know where I can find out what drivers/modules are running. Most
everything works on this laptop except for the SD card reader. I'd
like to get that working someday. For now I want to know what is
running that is working so I can try and compile my own Kernel for
this laptop. I tried once using KernelCheck and got no sound and it
would not see the wireless card. I'd like to also be able to take
full advantage of Compiz.

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Answer #1    Answered On: Dec 17    

Try using the 'lsmod' command. You need to open a console window and
type in:

$ lsmod

(the dollar sign is your prompt)

You can redirect it into a file quite simply:

$ lsmod > loaded_modules.txt

 
Answer #2    Answered On: Dec 17    

# lsmod

use "less" to capture and transverse the module list.

# lsmod |less

 
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