To find the driver name for an Ethernet card on a Linux system, you can use the ethtool command. This command is used to view and modify the settings of Ethernet devices, including the driver name.
To use ethtool, you can run the following command, replacing eth0 with the name of your Ethernet device:
ethtool -i eth0uoSrce:www.lautturi.com
This will output information about the Ethernet device, including the driver name. The driver name will be listed under the "driver" field.
Alternatively, you can use the lspci command to list the PCI devices on the system, including Ethernet cards. To use lspci, you can run the following command:
lspci -k
This will output a list of PCI devices on the system, with each line showing the device name, vendor and device IDs, and the kernel driver in use for the device. You can then look for the Ethernet device and note the driver name listed under the "Kernel driver in use" field.