Re: [aclug-L] modem
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Truong Do <tcdo@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> use my modem since I setup my sound card. Can anyone tell me how to check
> out the interupt number for some device such as modem, sound card, or
> mouse and so on.
In Linux:
cat /proc/interrupts
(Assuming that all these devices are setup in Linux!)
You may have to, eg, modprobe sound, before it will report the status
of the sound.
Other useful things:
cat /proc/devices
cat /proc/modules
cat /dev/sndstat
If you have Windows installed, and you're just trying to get Linux to
recognize your devices, you can coerce Windows to tell you actual
details about your hardware...
Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System -> Device Mangler
If I remember correctly.
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Re: [aclug-L] modem, John Goerzen, 1998/08/03
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