If I run:
Most of my hardware reports a line at the end something like:
Code:
Kernel driver in use: fglrx
In this case, meaning I have an ATI driver installed.
If the
kernel driver in use statement doesn't come up, is that necessarily an issue?
It doesn't for my PCI Bridge and my ISA Bridge. If that's by design, okay. If not, then I'll go off and dig around in my custom kernel.
Any thoughts?
Mark.