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shrin
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      07-20-2007, 09:36 PM
Hi,

I was wondering how I could get driver version and information from my
linux box. more specifically i need to know the version number of the
e1000 driver installed in my system. i tried lsmod and also tried
disassembling the e1000.ko file, but no luck.

any suggestions

 
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Larry Finger
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      07-20-2007, 09:41 PM
shrin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering how I could get driver version and information from my
> linux box. more specifically i need to know the version number of the
> e1000 driver installed in my system. i tried lsmod and also tried
> disassembling the e1000.ko file, but no luck.
>
> any suggestions
>


You could issue the command '/sbin/modinfo e1000'. Chances are pretty good that it is the version
that belongs to your kernel. To get that, use 'uname -r'.

Larry
 
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Robert Harris
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      07-20-2007, 09:49 PM
shrin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering how I could get driver version and information from my
> linux box. more specifically i need to know the version number of the
> e1000 driver installed in my system. i tried lsmod and also tried
> disassembling the e1000.ko file, but no luck.
>
> any suggestions
>


dmesg | grep e1000

Robert
 
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shrin
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      07-20-2007, 10:04 PM
/sbin/modinfo did the trick,

thanks,

> shrin wrote:
> > Hi,

>
> > I was wondering how I could get driver version and information from my
> > linux box. more specifically i need to know the version number of the
> > e1000 driver installed in my system. i tried lsmod and also tried
> > disassembling the e1000.ko file, but no luck.

>
> > any suggestions

>
> You could issue the command '/sbin/modinfo e1000'. Chances are pretty good that it is the version
> that belongs to your kernel. To get that, use 'uname -r'.
>
> Larry



 
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