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From: "John J. Fox IV" <jfox@wizzards.net>
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Subject: ioports/irqs/dma channels
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Another silly question from someone who's just emigrated from Linux:

In the past, when I've wanted to see the IRQ/IO-ports/DMA channels
being used by my devices, I could simply:

	cat /proc/{interrupts,ioports,dma}

I'm going on the assumption that there is some sort of FreeBSD
system utility (or utilities) that can provide this information,
but I haven't been able to turn anything up in the FAQ or Handbook.

I also went into /usr/sbin, and did 'man -f .' but that didn't
seem to turn up anything relevant.  I'd really like to know how
to get this info!

Thanks,

john


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