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>>>>> "A" == Andy  <deimos@lewman.com> writes:

>> That doesn't list ports and DMA.  Try "cat /var/run/dmesg.boot" and
>> read through it.

A> 	He mentioned "in use".  Is there a way to get similar output to
A> vmstat -i for ports and dma?

Tell me how the devices mentioned in dmesg.boot as using a particular
resource are not "in use".  I don't get how they are not in use they
are probed and activated during boot.


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