Dalimil wrote:
> I went to Konsole, typed in "lsmod", got "no such command" or something
> similar.
probably something like :
bash-2.03$ lsmod
bash: lsmod: command not found
...because the command is located in /sbin. Try:
bash-2.03$ /sbin/lsmod
Module Size Used by
tdfx 43320 2
sb 32808 2
uart401 6096 2 [sb]
sound 55436 0 [sb uart401]
soundlow 344 0 [sound]
bttv 32756 0 (unused)
i2c 3552 1 [bttv]
parport_pc 7300 1 (autoclean)
c-qcam 6848 0 (unused)
parport 7072 1 [parport_pc c-qcam]
ne 6284 1
8390 6068 0 [ne]
> Have been playing with "ls" command", could not get any response to
> "lsmode". What am I doing wrong? Is it "ls -mode" or somesuch? I tried
> that...
don't use "lsmode" -- there's no such command.
You can get a rough idea of the commands on your system by
looking/ls'ing:
/bin
/usr/bin
/usr/sbin
...for example:
bash-2.03$ ls /bin
ae dd fuser mkdir ping6 sh uname
arch df grep mknod ps sleep uncompress
bash dir gunzip mktemp pwd stty vdir
cat dmesg gzip more rbash su zcat
chgrp dnsdomainname hostname mount readlink sync
chmod echo kill mt rm tar
chown egrep ln mv rmdir tempfile
cp false loadkeys netstat run-parts touch
cpio fdflush login pidof sed true
date fgrep ls ping setserial umount
then "man ln" would tell you many things about the "ln" command.
----
John
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