[K12OSN] lspci, hardware database, USB flash drive questions
Kevin Matson
kmatson at pps.k12.or.us
Wed Mar 30 00:45:13 UTC 2005
Thanks, that worked. Do you mind if I put your answer up on the LTSP
wiki? You'll get the credit, I'll just do the data entry.
Thanks,
Kevin M.
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Kevin Matson
IT - Lab Team
kmatson at pps.k12.or.us
503-916-2000 x4960
503-916-3375
Portland Public Schools
>>> tlegge at rogers.com 03/29/05 4:03 PM >>>
Kevin Matson wrote:
> I have some quick questions that I'm sure will lead to further
> questions.
> First, is there a way to run the "lspci -vv" command from a thin
> client so that it reports on the PCI devices in the client and not the
> server?
It is really quite simple:
which lspci
cp /locationof/lspci /opt/ltsp/1386/sbin/sbin/
cp /usr/share/hwdata/pci.ids /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/share/hwdata/
Enable a shell on the clients and swithch to it using the <Alt>+<f#>
run lspci to se the terminal hardware descriptions and lspci -n to get
the pci ids.
This has always worked for me but you may get different results
Tim
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