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From: Konuhov Anatoliy
Subject: List of all PIC devices supported by kernel
Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 - 12:56 am

Hi everybody!

 How do I get list of __all__ PCI devices supported by kernel? If driver
for PCI device has been compiled as module it's a piece of cake - I just
have to look device's PCI ID in /lib/modules/<kernel>/modules.pcimap.

 But what shall I do in case of PCI device's driver is build in kernel?

 So basically the problem is how to get PCI IDs for all devices
supported by kernel.


  I would appreciate any kind of help!


 Thanks in advance,


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With best regards,

            Anatoliy Konuhov




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