Jarod:
Seeing as my MythTV would be nowhere NEAR usable (it's still not quite there... but darned close) without your guide, I humbly request that you keep your head WELL out of any nearby holes!!! PLEASE! :-)
humbly, Mark
Jarod Wilson wrote:
On Thursday 02 December 2004 11:40, Mark L. Cukier wrote:
"9 hex" and "9 base 10" (eg, decimal) are the same number.
D'oh. Brain fart.
However,
"00:00:09" and "00:09:00" are not the same number... could you have
misread what lspci indicated?
That's a more likely explanation. That, or maybe I don't know what the hell I'm talking about, and X is actually expecting octal, not decimal... I'm going to go stick my head in a hole now. :-)
Jarod Wilson wrote:
On Thursday 02 December 2004 06:56, Juan C. Gallardo wrote:
Oh god! I can't believe it but using BusID "00:00:0x09" worked!
how come???? the lspci sais 00.09.0 ...
Because lspci is outputting a hex number, and X is expecting a decimal number. The 0x09 tells X that its actually a hex number.
I believe this should also work: BusID "PCI:00:09:0"
X knows that PCI bus IDs are in hex.
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