Trying to find a library file in Lion

I'm trying to troubleshoot a kernal panic and am really struggling to find the following file which may be the culprit:
com.iospirit.driver.rbiokithelper 1.8.0
From a seperate thread I have read that the user library is hidden by default in Lion. Is this the likely location of the above file because in the library/preferences I can find on my HDD no such file exists? I only have one administrator user (me) set up on my machine. How do I reveal the user library?

In the Finder, hold the option (or alt) key and click on the Go Menu
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TD

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