said:
Hi,
I've surfaced for a while from my private projects.
>Hmm. I don't know what happen - must have gotten a little careless with
>my piping.
No problem. Now you get to install pci.exe a bit more carefully and try
again. It appears that either you neglected to install pcidevs.txt where
pci.exe could find it or the file is corrupted. This file is required so
that pci.exe can translate the vendor and device codes to something useful
to humans.
>probe1.log contains the output of: pci -S
>probe2.log contains the output of: pci -P -T -B -D -R
>probe3.log contains the output of: show_pir
>probe4.log contains the output of: show_lnk
>probe5.log contains the output of: rmview /irq
FWIW, I find it easier to keep track of which file is which when I use
mnemonic names like
pci_s.out
pci_btbdr.out
show_pir.out
show_lnk.out
rmview_irq.out
I use .out rather than .txt to avoid overwriting readme files named like
appname.txt.
Regards,
Steven
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