Christian Perrier wrote: > That's an interesting problem. Most often, people coming with new > hardware we need lspci output for have another Linux distribution > installed on it, so running lspci is not a big problem. > > In your case, this is more tricky and I have no idea by myself. > > Mabe someon in debian-boot will have a suggestion. This is why I > change the subject, just to get people attention. I'd suggest knoppix. However, just cat /proc/pci actually includes all the info that's in lspci, so you can use that in a pinch. For lspci -n (which we also need), you can cat /proc/bus/pci/devices. -- see shy jo
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