> Under GRUB boot, all the device information is available in the kernel > device tree. The prom tree is a copy of the device tree at boottime > and do not reflect configuration changes as a result of hotplug operations. > I'd suggest you always use prtconf without -p to get device information.
OK. Problem is that for Solaris x86 releases from at least 2.6 .. 10 (ie in the last ~10 years), prtconf -pv was the preferred command to find out about all of the pci devices installed in a Solaris system. In current snv releases, prtconf -pv still works, but might display incomplete information! And while "prtconf -v" (without -p) now includes all pci devices, the output format from snv_19 prtconf -v is quite different from prtconf -pv. So, in some cases prtconf -v might not be an easy replacement for prtconf -pv, e.g. my prtpci script ( http://www.tools.de/solaris/ ) This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-code mailing list [email protected] https://opensolaris.org:444/mailman/listinfo/opensolaris-code
