On 08/01/2009 14:20, Justin Piszcz wrote:
System = RHEL5 x86_64
Kernel = 2.6.18-53.1.13.el5
Not on the topic of your query, but why are you running a year-old
kernel? There have been about 10 updates since then.
[...]
Also tried:
# setpci -d *:* e6.b=2e
Eeek, don't do that, that's asking for trouble, throwing settings at
every PCI device in your system. Really, you should look up the PCI spec
and see.
If you're sure you're not going to hose your system and lose data, or
you don't care for the sake of experiment, you might try:
# setpci -s 03:01.0 COMMAND=0:0010
that's -s 03:01.0 to select your card by its bus and slot, COMMAND to
play with the command register, 0 to set to zero, 0010 as a mask to
affect only bit 4. But I may have got it wrong - as I said you should
look up the PCI spec for yourself, as well as the setpci man page - and
in any case I take no responsibility if it goes wrong.
Cheers,
John.
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