You've been given a new device without any documentation. You want to check if Linux has automatically loaded a driver for it. Which command would help you determine this?
- lspci
- dmesg
- lsusb
- udevadm
The dmesg command would help you determine if Linux has automatically loaded a driver for the new device. dmesg displays kernel messages, and you can look for entries related to the device to see if a driver has been loaded or if there are any issues with it.
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