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RPM resource pci_scan

This program will read in a device database of PCI Vendor/Device Ids. It will then check the /proc/bus/pci/devices file, to see if any devices in the system are found in the list that was read in. The device database file will contain records that look like this: 1234:5678 somedriver The device database file will be read into a linked list in memory. The program will then read each entry in the /proc/bus/pci/devices file. For each entry, it will search the linked list to see if it finds a match. As soon as a match is found, the drivername will be printed to stdout, and the program will exit. This is very useful, to determine what kind of network card or video card is installed in the system, and which driver module should be loaded.

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• http://www.ltsp.org

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