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From: Mathew Binkley <mathew.binkley@vanderbilt.edu>
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Subject: Determining if PCI device is in slot or on motherboard?
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Is there a simple way using the "lspci" command to tell if a PCI device 
is in a slot, or is on the motherboard?   Thanks.


Mat