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04-27-2008
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which is my ethernet card ?
I'd like to know if there is some unix command which gives me the name of my ethernet card driver.
Thank you very much. 
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04-27-2008
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Hardware is awfully specific. Which platform are you on?
If it's working correctly then it should be showing up in the output from dmesg immediately after boot. If you are on Linux, the dmesg output is saved to /var/log/dmesg in many distros soon after the system boots.
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