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Operating Systems Solaris available PCI slots on v440 Post 302590785 by jtamminen on Tuesday 17th of January 2012 02:22:38 PM
Old 01-17-2012
available PCI slots on v440
How do I find any available PCI slots on a v440?

When I run prtconf, I get the following output? But I am not able to make out whether all the PCI slots are used.



Code:
================================= IO Devices =================================
     Bus   Freq
Brd  Type  MHz   Slot        Name                          Model
---  ----  ----  ----------  ----------------------------  --------------------
 0   pci    66           MB  pci108e,abba (network)        SUNW,pci-ce
 0   pci    66         PCI2  pci1077,1016 (scsi)           QLGC,ISP10160
 0   pci    66         PCI2  pci1077,1016 (scsi)           QLGC,ISP10160
 0   pci    33           MB  isa/su (serial)
 0   pci    33           MB  isa/su (serial)
 0   pci    33           MB  isa/rmc-comm-rmc_comm (seria+
 0   pci    33           MB  pci10b9,5229 (ide)
 0   pci    66           MB  pci108e,abba (network)        SUNW,pci-ce
 0   pci    66           MB  scsi-pci1000,30 (scsi-2)      LSI,1030
 0   pci    66           MB  scsi-pci1000,30 (scsi-2)      LSI,1030

Last edited by DukeNuke2; 01-17-2012 at 04:17 PM..
 

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cbb

PCCBB(4)						   BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual 						  PCCBB(4)

NAME

     pccbb -- cardbus bridge driver

SYNOPSIS

     device cbb
     device pccard
     device cardbus
     device exca

DESCRIPTION

     The pccbb driver implements the Yenta specification for CardBus bridges.

     The following PCI cardbus and pcmcia bridges are supported:

     Cirrus Logic PD6832
     Cirrus Logic PD6833
     Cirrus Logic PD6834

     O2micro OZ6812
     O2micro OZ6832
     O2micro OZ6833
     O2micro OZ6836
     O2micro OZ6860
     O2micro OZ6872
     O2micro OZ6912
     O2micro OZ6922
     O2micro OZ6933
     O2micro OZ6972
     O2Micro OZ711E1
     O2Micro OZ711M1
     Ricoh RL4C475
     Ricoh RL4C476
     Ricoh RL4C477
     Ricoh RL4C478

     TI PCI-1031
     TI PCI-1130
     TI PCI-1131
     TI PCI-1210
     TI PCI-1211
     TI PCI-1220
     TI PCI-1221
     TI PCI-1225
     TI PCI-1250
     TI PCI-1251
     TI PCI-1251B
     TI PCI-1260
     TI PCI-1260B
     TI PCI-1410
     TI PCI-1420
     TI PCI-1450
     TI PCI-1451
     TI PCI-1510
     TI PCI-1515
     TI PCI-1520
     TI PCI-1530
     TI PCI-1620
     TI PCI-4410
     TI PCI-4450
     TI PCI-4451
     TI PCI-4510
     TI PCI-4520
     TI PCI-[67]x[12]1
     TI PCI-[67]x20
     ENE CB710
     ENE CB720
     ENE CB1211
     ENE CB1255
     ENE CB1410
     ENE CB1420

     Toshiba ToPIC95
     Toshiba ToPIC95B
     Toshiba ToPIC97
     Toshiba ToPIC100

TUNABLES

     The driver supports the following tunable parameters, which may be added to /boot/loader.conf or set via the sysctl(8) command:
     hw.cbb.debug  Non-zero values cause more verbose information to be printed to aid in debugging problems with the bridge chipset.

SEE ALSO

     cardbus(4), pccard(4), exca(4)

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