Today's article is something most of us already know about - lsusb...

[KGIII]

I figured I'd cover some of the basics and may do them all in a row or intersperse them with other articles. Right now, I'm busy all afternoon and into the evening - and will be until the auction is over. Mornings belong to me and aren't spent online. So, I'm here as time allows. That also limits how much time I've got to write articles. Nice and easy articles are the rule for the moment.

A Little About The 'lsusb' Command. • Linux Tips

Today's article will not be long or complicated, as we'll just be learning a little about the 'lsusb' command. It seems like a good idea to cover it now.

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[dos2unix]

Good article. Have you done lspci ? Or ipcs ?

For a long time, I used lsmod to see what kernel modules were being used for drivers.
Lately I've been using lspci -k | grep driver. It's easier for me to read at least.

But lsusb, lspci and lsmod would make a good series. Maybe lshw also.

 

[KGIII]

Good article. Have you done lspci ? Or ipcs ?

They're on the list. I'm gonna cover some of the basics over the next x-amount of articles.

I am just deciding if I want to bang 'em all out in a row or intersperse them with other articles so that my regular readers (and myself) don't get too bored.