lspci is a command that lists PCI devices and buses. It is helpful for determining what devices are connected and supported; the output of lspci is often requested for troubleshooting purposes.
Questions tagged [lspci]
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Nvidia GeForce 930M driver and PCI bus error
I bought a new laptop ASUS-X556UF and installed Ubuntu 14.04 in it. Now I was trying to install Nvidia drivers according to the tutorial.
At this point I noticed the problem with my system. When I switched to command line mode ( Ctrl+Alt+F1) there…
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Proof Identify stolen computer getting computer identification info from Launchpad bugs and comparing
I sold my old laptop to neighbours and it was stolen from them. Well i think i have found thief so i want to check his computer id and compare it to my old Launchpad bugs id.
How in Launchpad i can find from my bugs:
Motherboard
HDD
Somthing else…
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"In use" in Additional Drivers, but not actually used?
I'm using Ubuntu 15.10. I'm attempting to use the proprietary NVIDIA drivers for my video card. I've gone through the Additional Drivers and selected the appropriate version, then clicked the "Apply Changes" button and waited for it to finish. After…
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lshw and lspci cannot find ethernet device
I have an ASUS H87M-PLUS motherboard.
This board comes (according to manual) with a Realtek 8111G ethernet device.
In the BIOS, the ethernet device is enabled.
Yet, linux does not find a single trace of this device.
# lshw -C network
*-network …
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What is a PCI device?
When I run the man lspci command, I get:
lspci - list all PCI devices
But I don't know what a PCI device is. Can anyone explain?
user833907
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SD card not working :[ 249.480884] mmc0: error -5 whilst initialising SD card
I have an issue with my recent Ubuntu. Actually I have all drivers (USB, WiFi, etc ) working fine however when I insert the SD I can't detect it.
Also I find the following error kernel log:
[ 242.936702] mmc0: error -5 whilst initialising SD…
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PCI GPUs have the same device ids. Why?
I've got two R9 280's installed in my system. In Ubuntu when I run lspci -nn both the cards have the same device id.
Example Output:
01:00.0 Example GPU 1 [8080:aa68]
04:00.0 Example GPU 2 [8080:aa68]
Notice the device ids "8080:aa68" are the same.…
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Check if my laptop has built-in microphone
How can I check if my laptop has built-in microphone ?
I have ubuntu 12.04 installed
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The difference between lshw and lspci commands
I think it's a little confused issue but what's the difference the lshw and lspci commands ?
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Mediatek mt7921e network card not working
I just installed Ubuntu 22.04 desktop on my Zephyrus Duo 16 GX650PY but I can't get my Wifi card to work.
$ lspci -k
04:00.0 Network controller: MEDIATEK Corp. Device 0616
Subsystem: Foxconn International, Inc. Device e0df
Kernel modules:…
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SD card insert/remove behaviors not detected until running lspci command
Whenever I insert/remove SD card, my ubuntu doesn't recognize those behaviors automatically. I have to run lspci command to manually tell ubuntu about the hardware change.
I want to make my ubuntu automatically detect the SD card.
(auto-detecting…
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lspci does not return any results
Whenever I run the lspci command on my system (dell xps15 cnx95604 running Ubuntu 16.04) it doesn't return any results, nor can I kill the process. In some cases it even crashes the system.
Output of journalctl -f before running lspci (it displays…
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Cloned Ubuntu 17.04 no ethernet
I cloned my Ubuntu Server 17.04 from a virtualbox to a physical machine as that machine was serving so I wanted to setup a new one without taking down the current install. After replacing my old system with the img i made of the virtualbox machine…
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Fixing Incorrect GPU Detection
I have tried to install both 14.04 and 16.04 on the computer in question; i'm going with 16.04 because my GPU is theoretically supported by AMDGPU drivers but there's a problem;
Running lspci -nnv gives me the following:
01:00.0 VGA compatible…
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Driver for JMicron SD Controller
I have an Asus laptop running Ubuntu 15.10, it has an internal sd card reader, but I don't seem to be able to use it, the system didn't make anything when inserting a card.
The output of lspci -nnk is:
07:00.2 SD Host controller [0805]: JMicron…
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