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Open a terminal Window, and use "lsmod" comand. That will give you a list of all the kenrel modules (drivers) loaded into the kernel. |
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This will partially depend on which distribution of Linux you are using. Distribution name and version number would help significantly in getting the right answer to you. |
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Hello, if you intend what drivers (kernel modules) are loaded on your machine, issue the command "sudo lsmod" a list of currentl loaded modules will be displayed. Hope this helps, |
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Hi Barbara: you can try lsmod it will tell you what modules is your system loading. #man lsmod -> for more info |
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