Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

Javier Bernal wrote: > Hello list, > > I want to know which of the modules that 'lsmod' shows I am currently > using. > > lsmod shows 42 modules. Are all of them being used? > > Can I see which device is using which module? > > Thanks > Your best bet here is to install the kernel documentatio

Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

Adam Funk wrote: On 2006-03-24, Sumo Wrestler (or just ate too much) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The third column of lsmod's output tells you if a module is being used. Take a look in /proc to find out what process is using a particular module. Get info. about the lsmod command and proc filesy

Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

Ivan Glushkov wrote: lsmod for me is always showing that no module is used, which is defenetely not true (for example for the driver modules). So, how do I see that for those modules? There are periods of time when certain modules are not used; for example, I'm offline right now, so lsmod t

Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

Javier Bernal wrote: Is there any command that show me what module is being used by a device? > How can I view which process is using which module in /proc? > I don't know of a program to do this. You might try "aptitude search '~dmodule'" or "aptitude search proc". Look at the output from d

Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

On 2006-03-24, Sumo Wrestler (or just ate too much) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The third column of lsmod's output tells you if a module is being used. > Take a look in /proc to find out what process is using a particular module. > > Get info. about the lsmod command and proc filesystem; > $ man

Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

Sumo Wrestler (or just ate too much) wrote: Javier Bernal wrote: Hello list, I want to know which of the modules that 'lsmod' shows I am currently using. lsmod shows 42 modules. Are all of them being used? Can I see which device is using which module? Thanks The third column of lsmod's

Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

Sumo Wrestler (or just ate too much) escribió: Javier Bernal wrote: Hello list, I want to know which of the modules that 'lsmod' shows I am currently using. lsmod shows 42 modules. Are all of them being used? Can I see which device is using which module? Thanks The third column of lsm

Re: what kernel modules am I really using?

Javier Bernal wrote: Hello list, I want to know which of the modules that 'lsmod' shows I am currently using. lsmod shows 42 modules. Are all of them being used? Can I see which device is using which module? Thanks The third column of lsmod's output tells you if a module is being used.

what kernel modules am I really using?

Hello list, I want to know which of the modules that 'lsmod' shows I am currently using. lsmod shows 42 modules. Are all of them being used? Can I see which device is using which module? Thanks -- ^v^ Javier BernalDto. Técnico de Sistemas.