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Subject: how do I know which device is being used?
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I am working in a program that asks for my /dev/video
driver and my /dev/sound driver. 

I have never had to 
know these. Is there a way to find out what entries in
/dev are being used? - other than the general
description in /dev/MAKEDEV?

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