what's the isa equivelent for lspci

what's the isa equivelent for lspci

[Sean McMahon]

I've got discover running, I installed isapnptools think this would helpme
configure my sound card which is isa.  But isapnptools, command isapnp, seems to
deal with more of the board configuration.  So is their something in this
package I can use to list the pertenant info you'd get from lspci for isa
devices?  Is there something else I need to install?
Sean

Re: what's the isa equivelent for lspci

[Ari Moisio]

Hi!

   Use
  pnpdump --config > /etc/isapnp.conf
to fi dind out pnp -cards. Ifter than tyou can
isapnp /etc/isapnp.conf
   actuoally configure the cards.

   You can edit /etc/isapnp.conf, mainly commento and uncomment sections 
there.


HTH
-- 
arimo

On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, Sean McMahon wrote:

> I've got discover running, I installed isapnptools think this would helpme
> configure my sound card which is isa.  But isapnptools, command isapnp, seems to
> deal with more of the board configuration.  So is their something in this
> package I can use to list the pertenant info you'd get from lspci for isa
> devices?  Is there something else I need to install?
> Sean
>
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Re: what's the isa equivelent for lspci

[Adam Myrow]

IMHO, it's much easier to build ISA Plug 'N Play support into the kernel, 
or load it as a module, then to use the old ISAPNP tools.  For one thing, 
on my old computer, the ISAPNP tools couldn't properly configure my SB 
AWE64, but the kernel could.  No editing of files is required with the 
kernel code.  In  fact, I consider the ISAPNP tools to be obsolete since 
the kernel has supported ISA PNP from 2.4.X onwards.