[ale] Command Line Question.

[Devnull]

2009/7/1 Michael B. Trausch <mbt at zest.trausch.us>:
> To view the list of currently-connected USB devices, you can use the “lsusb”
> command.  Its output looks like this:

> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 1307:0330 Transcend Information, Inc.
> Bus 003 Device 002: ID 045e:00f1 Microsoft Corp.

I love lsusb. For the brief time that I used Windows, I longed for a
tool like this so I could search for drivers because it gave the
vendor name (and in many cases the device name) rather than Windows'
verbose 'Unknown Device'.

On a somewhat-related tangent, if I had a device name from lsusb, how
would I (offline preferred) find the name of the correct kernel module
to modprobe?

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