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-----Original Message-----
>From: "Ronald Mansolino"<rmsolino@netaxs.com>
>Sent: 8/16/05 4:37:59 PM
>To: "plug@lists.phillylinux.org"<plug@lists.phillylinux.org>
>Subject: [PLUG] woody:
>
>how do I get the debian installer to tell me what hardware it's detected, what modules it has installed,
>and what parameters it wants to assign?
>
>I have some cheap POS chinese motherboard with a SiS900 nic onboard. I can't manually add the SiS900
>module. I know what IRQ it's on, so I could probably figure out the base address via trial and error
>so I could add it with a kernal option or something I guess. I could change the IRQ if I knew what
>woody wants to default to. but I'm still not sure what debian thinks is going on.
>any suggestions?
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You could open a terminal session, then 'dmesg | more' at the command prompt. Dmesg will tell you what hardware linux 'saw' upon bootup.
Kam Salisbury
http://salisburyfamily.us
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