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I have written one program in c language which list out all pci devices using /sys/bus/pci but there is one problem for /sys. This directory does not exist in Redhat ...
  1. 11-22-2006 #1
    helpmeforlinux
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    Talking Pci device listing

    I have written one program in c language which list out all pci devices using /sys/bus/pci
    but there is one problem for /sys. This directory does not exist in Redhat 9. My program works well on FC5 & FC5. Can any body give me hint from where i can find the pci list.
    I know that i can get it from /proc but i don't want to use /proc.

    Any Good Suggestion will be apreaciated.
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    Well, the pci-utils package includes a utility called "lspci" that does exactly this.

    You could either use lspci or look at its source code to see how they do it.

    http://mj.ucw.cz/pciutils.shtml
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    Abt pciutils

    I do have pciutils source but it used /proc and i dont want to use /proc.
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