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View device drivers?
I might sound stupid for asking, but could someone please tell me how to view all the device drivers? I'm just starting to use UNIX after using Windows for years. Thanks.
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Which version/vendor of Unix are you using?
'dmesg' will show some boot messages which might give you some info on what drivers were loaded when the machine came up. |
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