Thank you.
However, the 1.7 still does not have the AGP 8X 1.5V detectability.
It's not the end of the world or anything. I just got an ASUS A7V8X
motherboard and the NVidia G4MX 400 DDR video card.
Everything is working like a dream, sound, video, but I haven't
yet been able to get the tg3 driver to work with the broadcom NIC.
I was fiddling around and noticed that dmidecode wasn't quite
up to snuff.
If I'm on the bleeding edge, the bleeding edge is good, very good...
;)
>From dmidecode.c, v1.7
-------------------------------------
const char *dmi_bus_name(u8 num)
{
static const char *bus[]={
"",
"",
"",
"ISA ",
"MCA ",
"EISA ",
"PCI ",
"PCMCIA ",
"VLB ",
"Proprietary ",
"CPU Slot ",
"Proprietary RAM ",
"I/O Riser ",
"NUBUS ",
"PCI-66 ",
"AGP ",
"AGP 2x ",
"AGP 4x " <- stops short
};
static const char *jpbus[]={
"PC98/C20",
"PC98/C24",
"PC98/E",
"PC98/LocalBus",
"PC98/Card"
};
if(num<=0x11)
return bus[num];
if(num>=0xA0 && num<=0xA4)
return jpbus[num - 0xA0];
return "";
}
-AEF
On Saturday 28 December 2002 03:41 pm, Marcel Pol wrote:
> The one that comes with lm_sensors is 1.4. The current one is 1.7 I
> believe. Maybe that one supports AGP 8x?
> url: http://ftp.linux.org.uk/pub/linux/alan/Software/System/DMI/
