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Title:
  First installation of Lubuntu damaged PCIe slot assignment permanently

Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  PCI Express x16 Bus record disappeared in the HWInfo64 bus section after 
installation of Lubuntu as dual boot
  Notebook model is HP Pavilion - 17-ab403ng

  The Hwinfo64 report delivers the following results for my HP Pavilion:

  in the motherboard section

  Motherboard Slots:      2xPCI Express x1, 1xPCI Express x8, 1xPCI
  Express x16

  in the bus section

  PCI Express x8 Bus #1 [J6B2]  
  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti [HP]       
  [General Information] 
  Device Name:  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti [HP]
  Original Device Name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (GP107M)
  Device Class: VGA Compatible Adapter
  Revision ID:  A1
  PCI Address (Bus: Device:
  Function) Number:     1:0:0
  PCI Latency Timer:    0
  Hardware ID:  PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1C8C&SUBSYS_84ED103C&REV_A1
  [PCI Express] 
  Version:      3.0
  Maximum Link Width:   16x
  Current Link Width:   8x
  Maximum Link Speed:   8.0 GT/s
  Current Link Speed:   2.5 GT/s
  Device/Port Type:     PCI Express Endpoint
  Slot Implemented:     No
  Emergency Power Reduction:    Not Supported
  Active State Power Management (ASPM) Support: L0s and L1
  Active State Power Management (ASPM) Status:  L0s and L1 Entry
  L0s Exit Latency:     256 - 512 ns
  L1 Exit Latency:      2 - 4 us
  Maximum Payload Size Supported:       256 bytes
  Maximum Payload Size: 256 bytes
  Resizable BAR Support:        Not Supported
  [System Resources]    
  Interrupt Line:       N/A
  Interrupt Pin:        INTA#
  Memory Base Address 0 63000000
  Memory Base Address 1 50000000
  Memory Base Address 3 60000000
  I/O Base Address 5    0
  [Features]    
  Bus Mastering:        Enabled
  Running At 66 MHz:    Not Capable
  Fast Back-to-Back Transactions:       Not Capable
  [Driver Information]  
  Driver Manufacturer:  NVIDIA
  Driver Description:   NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
  Driver Provider:      NVIDIA
  Driver Version:       27.21.14.6627 (GeForce 466.27)
  Driver Date:  23-Apr-2021
  DCH/UWD Driver:       Capable
  DeviceInstanceId      
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1C8C&SUBSYS_84ED103C&REV_A1\4&33ECA368&0&0008
  Location Paths        PCIROOT(0)#PCI(0100)#PCI(0000)

  The PCI Express bus enumeration ends with #3 and the NVMe PCIe SSD
  controller is not listed.

  However, a Hwinfo64 report of a comparable board can be found on the
  Internet.

  There, an NVMe PCIe SSD controller is listed in the Bus section (see
  below) under PCI Express x4.

  PCI Express x4 Bus #4
  Samsung NVMe PCIe SSD Controller

  [General Information]         
  Device Name:  Samsung NVMe PCIe SSD Controller 
  Original Device Name: Samsung Electronics NVMe PCIe SSD Controller 
  Device Class: NVMe Controller 
  Revision ID:  0 
  PCI Address (Bus: Device: Function) Number:   4:0:0 
  PCI Latency Timer:    0 
  Hardware ID:  PCI\VEN_144D&DEV_A808&SUBSYS_A801144D&REV_00 
  [PCI Express]         
  Version:      3.0 
  Maximum Link Width:   4x 
  Current Link Width:   4x 
  Maximum Link Speed:   8.0 GT/s 
  Current Link Speed:   8.0 GT/s 
  Device/Port Type:     PCI Express Endpoint 
  Slot Implemented:     No 
  Emergency Power Reduction:    Not Supported 
  Active State Power Management (ASPM) Support: L1 
  Active State Power Management (ASPM) Status:  L1 Entry 
  L0s Exit Latency:     >4 us 
  L1 Exit Latency:      32 - 64 us 
  Maximum Payload Size Supported:       256 bytes 
  Maximum Payload Size: 256 bytes 
  [System Resources]    
  Interrupt Line:       N/A 
  Interrupt Pin:        INTA# 
  Memory Base Address 0 AD200000 
  [Features]    
  Bus Mastering:        Enabled 
  Running At 66 MHz:    Not Capable 
  Fast Back-to-Back Transactions:       Not Capable 
  [Driver Information]  
  Driver Manufacturer:  Standard NVM Express Controller 
  Driver Description:   Standard NVM Express Controller 
  Driver Provider:      Microsoft 
  Driver Version:       10.0.19041.488 
  Driver Date:  21-Jun-2006 
  DeviceInstanceId      
PCI\VEN_144D&DEV_A808&SUBSYS_A801144D&REV_00\4&CDF9F35&0&00DC 
  Location Paths        PCIROOT(0)#PCI(1B04)#PCI(0000) 

  My HP Pavilion, on the other hand, does not have a PCI Express x4
  slot, but it does have a PCI Express x8 slot. According to the
  Hwinfo64 report of my HP Pavilion notebook, the graphics card NVIDIA
  GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (GP107M) sits in the PCI Express x8 slot.
  Specified for this graphics card is: x4.

  Maximum Link Width:     16x

  In the Hwinfo64 report of the board used for comparison, the graphics
  card is attached to the PCI Express x16 bus #1 (see below) as listed
  in the Bus section, i.e. in the correct place (16 lanes).

  PCI Express x16 Bus #1
  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 [GIGABYTE]

  [General Information]         
  Device Name:  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 [GIGABYTE] 
  Original Device Name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 (GP106M/N17P-G1) 
  Device Class: VGA Compatible Adapter 
  Revision ID:  A1 
  PCI Address (Bus:Device:Function) Number:     1:0:0 
  PCI Latency Timer:    0 
  Hardware ID:  PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1C20&SUBSYS_16521458&REV_A1 
        
        
  Version:      3.0 
  Maximum Link Width:   16x 
  Current Link Width:   16x 
  Maximum Link Speed:   8.0 GT/s 
  Current Link Speed:   2.5 GT/s 
  Device/Port Type:     PCI Express Endpoint 
  Slot Implemented:     No 
  Emergency Power Reduction:    Not Supported 
  Active State Power Management (ASPM) Support: L0s and L1 
  Active State Power Management (ASPM) Status:  L0s and L1 Entry 
  L0s Exit Latency:     256 - 512 ns 
  L1 Exit Latency:      8 - 16 us 
  Maximum Payload Size Supported:       256 bytes 
  Maximum Payload Size: 256 bytes 
        
  [System Resources]    
  Interrupt Line:       N/A 
  Interrupt Pin:        INTA# 
  Memory Base Address 0 AC000000 
  Memory Base Address 1 80000000 
  Memory Base Address 3 90000000 
  I/O Base Address 5    0 
        
  [Features]    
  Bus Mastering:        Enabled 
  Running At 66 MHz:    Not Capable 
  Fast Back-to-Back Transactions:       Not Capable 
        
  [Driver Information]  
  Driver Manufacturer:  NVIDIA 
  Driver Description:   NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 
  Driver Provider:      NVIDIA 
  Driver Version:       27.21.14.5167 (GeForce 451.67) 
  Driver Date:  05-Jul-2020 
  DCH/UWD Driver:       Capable 
  DeviceInstanceId      
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1C20&SUBSYS_16521458&REV_A1\4&DAED9F9&0&0008 
  Location Paths        PCIROOT(0)#PCI(0100)#PCI(0000) 

  In the System Buses section of the SiSoft Sandra report of my Pavilion
  notebook (see below), there is a warning 1204 at the end. Possibly,
  the reference there to the higher maximum supported speed is due to
  the lower number of lanes (8 in the bus instead of 16).

  SiSoftware Sandra Systembusse
  Systembusse
  Schnittstellenversion: 2.30
  PCI Busse: 4
  PCIe Busse: 3
  Systembus
  Typ: PCI
  Gerätenummer: 0
  Multiplikator: 1x
  Systembus
  Typ: PCIe 3.0 x8 2.5Gbps
  Gerätenummer: 1
  Multiplikator: 3x
  Bridge: Intel Core6 (Skylake) PCIe Controller (x16)
  Systembus
  Typ: PCIe 3.0 x1 2.5Gbps
  Gerätenummer: 2
  Multiplikator: 3x
  Bridge: Intel ICH300 (Cannon Point) PCI Express Root Port #14
  Gerät mit Anschluss verbunden: HP RTL8168/8111 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC
  Systembus
  Typ: PCIe 3.0 x1 2.5Gbps
  Gerätenummer: 3
  Multiplikator: 3x
  Bridge: Intel ICH300 (Cannon Point) PCI Express Root Port #16
  Gerät mit Anschluss verbunden: HP RTS522A PCI Express Card Reader
  Leistungstipps
  Warning 1204: Speed is below the maximum supported speed. The device may be 
in power-saving mode.
  Tip 3: Press Enter or double-click on a tip to find out more information.

  If there is a possibility to disconnect the NVIDIA graphics card
  electrically, I could unscrew the notebook, do the disconnection and
  boot the Windows partition (In the default setting, another graphics
  card is active, after all). The hardware initialization should then
  assign the NVMe SSD to the correct port, since the NVIDIA graphics
  card is no longer present.

  What could be the reason that the PCI Express x16 Bus is not listed by
  HWINFO in the BUS section of the HP notebook and why the NVIDIA
  Graphics card is assigned to the PCI Express x8 Bus of the HP notebook
  instead of the PCI Express x16 Bus?

  Thank you very much.

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