lsmod

You can confirm that these drivers are loaded by running "lsmod" after the reboot:

Site Home Virtual PC Guy 2010

Also verify that this is your ALSA sound module by typing "lsmod" (without the quotes) at a command prompt to get a listing of all the active and running kernel modules on your system.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009

It runs "lsmod" to find all the modules loaded on the current running system.

LinuxQuestions.org Didier Spaier 2009

I compared the the results "lsmod" in both the working 2. 6.29.6-huge slack stock kernel and this one, and there's no difference in the loaded sound modules.

LinuxQuestions.org mkoco 2009

You could boot from the installation CD again, and drop to single user or rescue mode, and do an "lsmod", and see what modules are loaded, then try to load it up.

LinuxQuestions.org freakky 2009

Some googling revealed that it might instead be under /dev/sda, but there were none of those in /dev. lsmod showed that libata and ata_piix were being loaded during the cd boot, but some problems were occurring paraphrased, not exact:

Archive 2004-11-24 patternjuggler 2004

Some googling revealed that it might instead be under /dev/sda, but there were none of those in /dev. lsmod showed that libata and ata_piix were being loaded during the cd boot, but some problems were occurring paraphrased, not exact:

Galactic North patternjuggler 2004

[SiS] physical id: 0 bus info: pci@0000: 01: 00.0 version: 00 width: 32 bits clock: 66MHz capabilities: pm agp agp-3. 0 cap_list configuration: latency = 0 resources: memory: c0000000-c7ffffff (prefetchable) memory: cfee0000-cfefffff ioport: ac00 (size = 128) $ lsmod | grep sis sis_agp 4047 1 i2c_sis96x 3024 0 agpgart 31724 1 sis_agp sis900 17048 0 mii

Ubuntu Forums vangop 2010

I also tried disabling ipv6 (it showed up as a module with lsmod on the board) by blacklisting it, and adding some lines to sysctl. conf such as: net. ipv6.conf.all.accept_ra = 0

LinuxQuestions.org gianlucaval 2010

- CAs I reported I loaded pcspkr. lsmod reports its existence.

LinuxQuestions.org RandomTroll 2010