Bug#255263: How to run lspci on a newly installed system?

2004-06-27 Thread Olek Wojnar
I took both suggestions. I'm attaching the text outputs of both report-hw 
and the two cats.

Thanks for the help and please let me know if there's any other info you need!
-Olek
At 09:56 PM 6/24/2004, Joey Hess wrote:
Christian Perrier wrote:
 That's an interesting problem. Most often, people coming with new
 hardware we need lspci output for have another Linux distribution
 installed on it, so running lspci is not a big problem.

 In your case, this is more tricky and I have no idea by myself.

 Mabe someon in debian-boot will have a suggestion. This is why I
 change the subject, just to get people attention.
I'd suggest knoppix. However, just cat /proc/pci actually includes all
the info that's in lspci, so you can use that in a pinch. For lspci -n
(which we also need), you can cat /proc/bus/pci/devices.
--
see shy jo
info: /bin/report-hw: discover: ;;;Unknown;RWD RW2224;/dev/hdc
info: /bin/report-hw: discover: 8139too;;;Realtek Semiconductor Co., 
Ltd.;RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+;
info: /bin/report-hw: discover: ide-scsi;;;Linux;IDE-SCSI emulation layer;
error: /bin/report-hw: Unable to find lspci.
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci: PCI devices found:
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Bus  0, device   0, function  0:
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci: Host bridge: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 
5571 (rev 0).
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Master Capable.  Latency=255.  
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Bus  0, device   1, function  0:
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci: ISA bridge: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 
85C503/5513 (rev 1).
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Bus  0, device   1, function  1:
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci: IDE interface: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 
5513 [IDE] (rev 194).
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   IRQ 14.
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Master Capable.  Latency=32.  
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   I/O at 0x1000 [0x100f].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Bus  0, device  13, function  0:
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci: VGA compatible controller: Matrox Graphics, Inc. 
MGA 1064SG [Mystique] (rev 2).
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   IRQ 11.
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Master Capable.  Latency=32.  
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Non-prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0xe102 
[0xe1023fff].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0xe000 
[0xe07f].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Non-prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0xe080 
[0xe0ff].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Bus  0, device  15, function  0:
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci: Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., 
Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev 16).
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   IRQ 10.
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Master Capable.  Latency=32.  Min Gnt=32.Max 
Lat=64.
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   I/O at 0x6000 [0x60ff].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Non-prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0xe1025000 
[0xe10250ff].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Bus  0, device  16, function  0:
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci: Unknown mass storage controller: PCI device 
105a:3318 (Promise Technology, Inc.) (rev 2).
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   IRQ 9.
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Master Capable.  Latency=96.  Min Gnt=4.Max 
Lat=18.
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   I/O at 0x6100 [0x613f].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   I/O at 0x6200 [0x620f].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   I/O at 0x6300 [0x637f].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Non-prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0xe1024000 
[0xe1024fff].
info: /bin/report-hw: /proc/pci:   Non-prefetchable 32 bit memory at 0xe100 
[0xe101].
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: Module  Size  Used byNot tainted
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: xfs   432352   0 (unused)
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: reiserfs  154704   0 (unused)
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: jfs   126684   0 (unused)
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: ext3   66408   0 (unused)
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: jbd34888   0 [ext3]
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: vfat8716   1
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: fat27960   0 [vfat]
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: af_packet  11336   1
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: 8139too12552   1
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: mii 1828   0 [8139too]
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: crc32   2684   0 [8139too]
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: isa-pnp26064   0
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: pcmcia_core38496   0
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: isofs  22964   1
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: ide-cd 27712   1
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: cdrom  24832   0 [ide-cd]
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: ide-detect   132   0 (unused)
info: /bin/report-hw: lsmod: 

Bug#255263: How to run lspci on a newly installed system?

2004-06-25 Thread Joey Hess
Christian Perrier wrote:
 That's an interesting problem. Most often, people coming with new
 hardware we need lspci output for have another Linux distribution
 installed on it, so running lspci is not a big problem.
 
 In your case, this is more tricky and I have no idea by myself.
 
 Mabe someon in debian-boot will have a suggestion. This is why I
 change the subject, just to get people attention.

I'd suggest knoppix. However, just cat /proc/pci actually includes all
the info that's in lspci, so you can use that in a pinch. For lspci -n
(which we also need), you can cat /proc/bus/pci/devices.

-- 
see shy jo


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Bug#255263: How to run lspci on a newly installed system?

2004-06-24 Thread Christian Perrier
 lspci is unavailable. I looked for it on the ramdisk and on the cdrom 
 (which was mounted already) but I guess it gets installed later... after 
 the hard drive is detected.

That's an interesting problem. Most often, people coming with new
hardware we need lspci output for have another Linux distribution
installed on it, so running lspci is not a big problem.

In your case, this is more tricky and I have no idea by myself.

Mabe someon in debian-boot will have a suggestion. This is why I
change the subject, just to get people attention.




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