Messages in this thread | | | From | "Jones D (ISaCS)" <> | Subject | RE: /proc/pci unknown devices | Date | Mon, 25 Oct 1999 19:17:48 +0100 |
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> > > This isn't very important, but in kernel 2.2.13 my > motherboard's host > > > bridge and pci bridge, and my graphics card are listed as > unknown devices. > > > The graphics card is a 16M Matrox G400 (the label on the > antistatic bag > > > says "G4+MA16G"), and the pci bridge is, according to the > manual, a "Intel > > > 82443BX". > > > I've included /proc/pci below, since it will hopefully > include all other > > > appropriate data. > > > > /proc/pci is going away. Try lspci instead. > > Are you sure? After a patch in the 2.3.x series, /proc/pci was made > non-optional.
I seem to recall Martin Mares submitting a patch killing off /proc/pci, which Linus rejected. The following kernel featured some updated IDs, and some new code to handle the reformatted list.
I believe Martin is working on a script to convert his pci.ids into a form that the kernel code understands..
regards,
Dave.
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