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| ==== Help ==== The "HowToIdentifyADevice" pages above lists multiple way to identify your devices. The first in each page is the easier one, among the tools installed by default on a "Debian Desktop" installation. Often, you might want to install a suggest optional tool, which would be easier to use. |
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| * howto : using gnome or kde gui tool based on hal. | * howto : using gnome or kde gui tool based on hal - ~-Unless the tool is available by default in the "Debian Gnome Desktop", list it a the second choice.-~ |
How to "identify" the devices (components, peripherals..) that are connected to you computer.
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Help
The "HowToIdentifyADevice" pages above lists multiple way to identify your devices. The first in each page is the easier one, among the tools installed by default on a "Debian Desktop" installation. Often, you might want to install a suggest optional tool, which would be easier to use.
Todo
- pnp devices
DMI / SMBIOS (not actually a device
- input devices
howto : using gnome or kde gui tool based on hal - Unless the tool is available by default in the "Debian Gnome Desktop", list it a the second choice.
