lspci -v
or
lspci -vv
'man lspci' for more
Anand
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Hi,
Give the command : cat /proc/pci
This should give information about the PCI devices on your machine, don't
know if it gives the information you want.
(I think, you also did this.)
Regards,
Venky
-----Original Message-----
From: Sirish Kumar, Noida
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 2:43 PM
To: multiple recipients of
Subject: [ilugd]: PCI Info
Hi,
I want to get PCI bus width and speed information on a Linux machine. I have
already checked /proc, but couldn't get this.
I want to get this information from the user mode program.
Does anybody know how to get this info???
Thanks and Regards
/sK
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