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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2023
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use lspci to find out if a module (aka driver) is running and google the pci id's if there isn't one. the man page or google can show you how to do this.
alternatively, you could use dmesg to show you what happens (if anything) when you plug/unplug your device. if nothing happens then you'll still need to google your device's pci id's. to see if there's a module for it.