Others will have a better idea (I'm still learning too.) but I can tell you one place to start. As root try:
lspci
or you could try:
cat /proc/pci
This will give you information about the plug and play devices (pci) in your system. This information will be what the device reports itself as, and will often help you identify the chipset. For example, my network card was built by d-link but the chipset was made by realtek. It's the realtek driver that I need to use. See if you can identify which line is talking about your hardware and go from there.
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