On Mon, Nov 18, 2002 at 05:24:15PM -0500, Jeff Garzik wrote:
> this is a toughie... basically that is an invalid PCI ID that should
> not occur. the "00ec" should really be "10ec", but it sounds like there
> is a missing bit in the EEPROM where your card's PCI ID is stored.
I had this happen to me last week on a brand new box (never had
anything put into its PCI slots before), Pulled it out, gave the
card contacts a wipe over (even though they didn't *look* dirty)
plugged it back in, and it worked perfectly.
Odd thing was, I googled for the PCI ID that showed up, and all
it turned up was a Don Becker posting suggesting dirty contacts.
Dave
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