Checking if Module Loaded with Bash

From Deja.com (again) teknokr@t wrote in message news:36E8D2E0.619B8F86@mindless.com... I am writing a shell script that needs to check two things; 1) if a particular module is loaded 2) if a particular device is mounted can anyone help me here - is there a way to use modprobe to do this? thanks From: Mike Noonan (mpn@euronet.nl) Subject: Re: help with script Newsgroups: comp.os.linux, alt.linux View this article only Date: 1999/03/12 Try This... #!/bin/bash # Check Whether a Module has been loaded or not # Syntax: Listmod.sh typeset -i Result /sbin/lsmod | grep "$1 " /dev/null let Result=$? if [ i$Result = 0 ] then echo Module $1 is loaded else echo Module $1 is not loaded fi exit $Result Use the same idea for mounted systems , only use the mount command
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    Len
    Date Updated:
    2003-12-23 00:22:55
    Date Created:
    2001-10-19 15:04:59

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