Closed tedm closed 11 years ago
ARM doesn't use PCI, and I'm sure lshw makes a host of similar assumptions that fail on ARM. Not really an issue.
right, but since running it as user spits out some info, and exits properly, running as root, it shouldn't crash.
Yeah, because it can't really do anything interesting without root. If it's really an issue for you, play with -disable to see what's making it crash:
-disable test
Enables or disables a test. test can be dmi (for DMI/SMBIOS
extensions), device-tree (for OpenFirmware device tree), spd
(for memory Serial Presence Detect), memory (for memory-size
guessing heuristics), cpuinfo (for kernel-reported CPU detec-
tion), cpuid (for CPU detection), pci (for PCI/AGP access),
isapnp (for ISA PnP extensions), pcmcia (for PCMCIA/PCCARD), ide
(for IDE/ATAPI), usb (for USB devices),scsi (for SCSI) or net-
work (for network interfaces detection).
on ARM, getting lshw, it runs as user, but crashes when run as root.
lspci does not provide any info, there is no /proc/bus/pci dir ?
lsusb works
xfce, precise, dev channel