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I would like to know how to print a device driver parameter list under
linux. I do this using the "ndd" command on Solaris, but looking for an equivalent command on Linux. Once I know the interface device driver parameters, I could obtain the interface link speed via ioctl call. Thanks for the help in advance. Rao Kosaraju |
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Rao Kosaraju <rkos@ipinfusion.com> wrote:
> I would like to know how to print a device driver parameter list under > linux. I do this using the "ndd" command on Solaris, but looking for > an equivalent command on Linux. Once I know the interface device > driver parameters, I could obtain the interface link speed via ioctl > call. The link speed is not available to you in a generic way, but you can find out all that you can find out via netlink calls. Look at the ifconfig code for guidance. Peter PS, what are "interface device parameters"? |