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Hai linuxian,

I am newbie to linux.I am using fedora core 4.In linux,how to find the system has wireless or lan.otherwise it has both of these by using shell script.
how to find it?Please anyone tell me.

Thank you,
Goldenfish
Mar 27 '07 #1
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Run ifconfig. Take a look at the man page to see the options you will need to use to get all entries. Wireless devices are typically named wlan# and wired devices are typically labeled eth#.
Mar 27 '07 #2

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