Re: Finding cards on Ubuntu

From: Lance Levsen <lance_at_no.spam.please>
Date: Sat Dec 23 2006 - 13:27:25 CST

Don't forget dmidecode too. Very handy for Mobo/Memory stuff. You may
have to install that though.

Cheers,
lance

Scott Walde wrote:
> jimw wagner wrote:
>> how to do this in the command line, but I don't know what sort of query
> lspci will list all your PCI devices.
> lsusb will list all your USB devices.
>
> You can also find a lot of information by digging around in /proc
>
> Use 'less' to look at the content of files. eg.
> $cd /proc
> /proc$less filesystems
> (will list what filesystems your kernel supports)
> and
> /proc$cd ide/hda
> /proc/ide/hda$less model
> ST98823A 41N9987 LEN
> (shows the model # of my hard drive.)
> 

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