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5
Identify HIB Device
5.1
Linux OS
In Linux, you can check if the HIB card is detected by using the following commands on the terminal window.
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#lspci –tv | grep c010
The c010 is the Device number of the card. The output below gives you tree-like structure of the OSS Host card + Target card and OSS-5slot
backplane. In this setup the Target card is installed in a 5slot backplane (OSS-580) with a PCIe switch that has the same Device ID of c010.
It detected a total of four c010 devices. One for the Host card, one for the Target card and two for the OSS active backplane.
Note: The tree-like structure shows the PCI Device B/D/F numbers, for example 1e:00.0 (B=Bus number. D=Device number. F=Function
number).
The /B/D/F numbers will vary from system to
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#lspci -tv | grep c010
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The output below shows two instances of c010 are detected. Both host and target cards are detected. In this setup, the Target card
is installed in a 1slot passive backplane (to PCIe switch on the backplane).
You can use the S-Device (Sub Device) of the card 00b2.
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#lspci –m | grep 'Device 00b2'
The output below shows four instances of Device 00b2.
To check on the revision, Vendor, Device and Class of the card, use the command below.
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#lspci –vmms 1e:00.0
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The 1e:00.0 is one of the PCI Device numbers from the output using the above command.
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Below is the output from the command lspci –vmms 1e:00.0
system.
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