Jim
By tear up I meant open up shielding to examine chipset for hardware
verification of lspci.
Serendipitously, this discussion and my hardware manipulation of video
cards lead to a major breakthrough for me. So...
Thank you,
Brian
Jim Darrough wrote:
Brian Gallagher wrote:
Jim
I know you are busy with your German exchanger, so you can pick this
up next week, if you like. After spending three years in southern
Germany I was in love with the bier, the people, and the land. Have
him drink a bier for me when he gets home!
how reliable is the lspci command in identifying the chipset or is a
physical identification required? I don't want to tear up these
cards if I don't have to.
Brian
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Seems to work fine. It identified the card as a TI chipset. I'll keep
you posted as I progress. Looks like it might be awhile now though,
since a friend wants to 'try Linux' and I may loan this box to him so
he can play.
Keep your cards. Try lspci. Log in as root to do so however.
Regards, Jim
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