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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|From: Krishna Rao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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|Thanks!
|why does the backspace key not work in RedHat on us keyboard
|layout. how can i
- Try a book on X by "Barkakati", its readily available in Delhi.
- If u restrict to X lib and X toolkit then it should be portable to many
unix platforms.
- Putting socket support would be a fairly simple task, if you know how to
write client-server applications using 'C' or 'C++'.
/sK
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Dear all,
I want to print PCI bus:slot for all the NICs interface names. For example
like "eth0 00:d, eth1 00:c"
I know that interface names (eth0...) could be obtained from 'ifconfig' and
"bus:slot" from 'lspci', but I don't know how to relate/map the two
information.
I have already tried to
Check /proc/ide/hda file for using_dma value. It is normally set to 1.
More DMA related troubleshooting is on:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5203
Regards
Sirish
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