Re: how can I recognize my videocard?

[rob...@orson.it]

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On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 12:03:20 +0300
alex <al...@matrix.security-info.com.ua> wrote:

>Hi ! :)
>tell me, how can I recognize my videocard...
>
>I don't know, which driver I must select to my video, and can't see my
>hardware...

two ways:

1 - dmesg | grep VGA

or

2 - cd /usr/ports/sysutils/pciutils && make install clean
and lspci | grep VGA (or lspci -vv)

man dmesg
man lspci

Enjoy :)

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[d...@berill.dp.ua]

alex wrote:
> Hi ! :)
> tell me, how can I recognize my videocard...
>
> I don't know, which driver I must select to my video,
> and can't see my hardware...

--^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

- May be that not YOUR videocard? :))))))

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D.K.

>
> PS
> sorry for my English 8() :))

[ne...@lucky.net]

Thu, Jul 15, 2004 at 12:03:20, alex wrote about "how can I recognize my videocard?":

> tell me, how can I recognize my videocard...

> I don't know, which driver I must select to my video, and can't see my hardware...

pciconf -lv |less

then see for video devices description

-netch-