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how can i determine if a device driver is running?

 
Clay Porter
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how can i determine if a device driver is running?

on Solaris, the modinfo command can be used to tell if a device driver is actually being used by the OS at runtime. on Windows, i can use WBEM. is there any way to determine this on HP?

kmsystem looked promising, but it shows the same info on a machine without the card (a FibreChannel HBA) installed as one with the card installed.
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Tom Geudens
Honored Contributor

Re: how can i determine if a device driver is running?

Hi,
This may be too simple, but wouldn't an
#ioscan -fn
give you that information ?

Regards,
Tom
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Ceesjan van Hattum
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Re: how can i determine if a device driver is running?

You can use 'ioscan -fun'.
Giri Sekar.
Trusted Contributor

Re: how can i determine if a device driver is running?

Well the best way to query the kernel would be

what /stand/vmunix|grep -i "whatever"

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Ian Dennison_1
Honored Contributor

Re: how can i determine if a device driver is running?

To find out if the Driver is in the kernel,

'SAM' - 'Kernel Configuration' - 'Drivers'.

To find out if the driver is being used,...

ioscan -fun |grep [Driver]

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