Kernel testing: what hardware we're running.

[Nicholas Skaggs]

John, glad your interested in helping out! The script is intended to be 
executed on the command line. Save the file as kernel.sh and execute it 
by running 'bash kernel.sh'. It will print out something similar to this:

==================================================================
Matching kernel modules in-use
==================================================================
fglrx
snd_hda_intel
snd_usb_audio

==================================================================
All kernel modules in-use
==================================================================
pci_stub
...
sky2
pata_jmicron

The modules listed under the "matching" shows what modules are in use 
that match what's on the page. Add yourself under the modules on the 
wiki page and then install the kernel and test. We appreciate your 
willingness to help. Good luck and let me know if you have anymore 
questions! Thanks,

Nicholas

On 07/18/2012 06:00 PM, John Kim wrote:
> I'm interested in testing the new linux kernel.  But how do I know 
> what hardware I have?
>
> This is what the script gave. I don't know how to interpret.  My first 
> impression is that I have all the listed hardware to test, but I think 
> I'm wrong.
> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099090 <http://paste.ubuntu.com/1099090/>
>
> -- 
> John Kim
> Ubuntu enthusiast
>
>
>

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