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hi friends, how to find a non-pci/non-usb device. lspci lists pci devices and lsusb lists usb devices. is there any other command/way to view the devices installed. thanks in advance......
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    hi friends,

    how to find a non-pci/non-usb device.

    lspci lists pci devices and lsusb lists usb devices.
    is there any other command/way to view the devices installed.

    thanks in advance...
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    What sort of device are we talking about here?

    If its isapnp, then there *was* a command called isapnp I believe.

    Other than PCI, USB, ISA though - I am not sure what you mean?

    Best bet is to type `dmesg` and search the output for the device you are after.
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    like vme devices (VERSAmodule Eurocard)
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    There is a vme module, according to my googling of the subject.

    not sure if this is any help:

    https://linuxlink.timesys.com/forum/522
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