>Usually you know what hardware you have (if you build your kernel >on your own). This includes IDE vs SCSI and the respecitve >controller(s), ISA, PCI, or both of them etc. >`lspci` lists PCI information and you cpuld look into /proc to find >driver information in general. >And no, there is no generic "list all my PC hardware" command or >method, since this information is not available from the BIOS or >somewhere else, so even the kernel (i.e. the respective drivers) has >to probe and look if the supported hardware is actually available. Actually, I don't really want a "generic list all my PC hardware command". That would be nice, of course, but what I'd like is something that could tell me what the results of all the kernel-probing are. Thanks for telling me about lspci, that's kind of what I'm looking for. Another one I've recently found out about is dmesg. Anyway, at this point I know I have an ATI Rage XL AGP 2X (from lspci), but I see nothing in the config that enables/disables this. Any ideas? Mark -- Kernelnewbies: Help each other learn about the Linux kernel. Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/ FAQ: http://kernelnewbies.org/faq/
