Steve Long ha scritto: > What benefits does it show; why would I want it on my machine? >
cause you don't want to write setpci stuff in /etc/conf.d/local.start ;D seriously: because you can disable it by a kernel command line 'nopciparm' (like the hdparm script does); because it provides a place to store those settings; although I don't like wrapping each register into a variable... too much work on the script side. would be better to simplify it to: ALL="latency_timer=0b ..." <CARD_ID>="latency_timer=ff rom_address=48000001" <CARD_ID2>="poo=foo ..." with pci IDs being read from `lspci` directly -- Federico F. -- [email protected] mailing list
