Juan:
I would say it means 00:00:09 (since that's what's working for you :-) ).
Cheers, Mark
Juan C. Gallardo wrote:
I double checked, the output of the lspci is
0000:00:09.0
doesn't this mean 00:09:00???? I am still confused, but is working!
Thanks
Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
On Thursday 02 December 2004 14:23, 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.
Actually, the reason it worked is because the number he was using before was 00:09:0 instead of 00:00:09. The "09" was in the wrong place. Hex or decimal wouldn't make a difference here, since "9" is the same value in both.
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