Identify PCI and USB Wired and Wireless Driver in Linux
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This guide shows how you can identify PCI Driver Chipset Information on Linux. Often users troll different forums and blogs to find out they can identify which driver their PCI or USB device is using. This guide applies to all possible scenarios
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Examples of PCI devices
Identify PCI driver for Processor – CPU
Identify PCI driver for Motherboards
Identify PCI driver for Communication controllers
Identify PCI driver for Network devices
Identify PCI driver for USB devices
Identify PCI driver for USB controllers
Identify PCI driver for High Definition Audio Controller
Identify PCI driver for VGA or graphics cards
Identify PCI driver for Memory (RAM)
Identify PCI driver for Thermal Control Registers
Identify PCI driver for Ethernet devices
Identify PCI driver for DVD R/W devices
Identify PCI driver for Blueray devices
Identify PCI driver for CDROM devices
In short, any device drivers can be identified that is using plugged into a PCI slot.
This guide will work for any Linux distributions, namely -
Linux Mint
Ubuntu
Debian GNU/Linux
Mageia / Mandriva
Fedora
openSUSE / SUSE Linux Enterprise
Arch Linux
CentOS / Red Hat Enterprise Linux
PCLinuxOS
Slackware Linux
Puppy Linux
Kali Linux (my distro ;) )
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