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| Title: | Windows NT Tools |
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| Moderator: | DECWET::SCHREIBER |
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| Created: | Tue Apr 26 1994 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 132 |
| Total number of notes: | 1309 |
123.0. "Announcing Digital PCI Configuration Ultility V1.0 for Windows NT 4.0 (DIGITAL INTERNAL USE ONLY)" by DECWET::ROBIN (Robin Alexander) Wed Feb 12 1997 08:09
Announcing Digital PCI Configuration Ultility V1.0 for Windows NT 4.0
(FOR DIGITAL INTERNAL USE
ONLY -please do notdistribute this tool to
anyone outside of DIGITAL.)
The PCI Device configuration Utility is a Control Panel Applet (plus
driver) that allows a Windows NT user to easily view and configure PCI
devices in finer detail than the operating system itself provides.
Once the utility is installed and the system rebooted, you will find a
new icon in the NT control panel, I can be used to view and modify (R/W
registers only) all PCI device configuration registers across every bus
in the system.
The PCI Device Configuration Utility does not allow users without
administrative privileges to modify register values.
There is only very limited support for this tool, since it was essentially
an unfunded project, however please feel free to download and try it out,
bug reports, comments should be sent to:
[email protected]
There are two versions, ALPHA/INTEL, the zipped kits can be downloaded via
anonymous ftp from ntnone.zso.dec.com and are located in the pcitools
directory :
1075527 Feb 7 18:09 pcialpha.ZIP
629530 Feb 7 18:09 pcix86.zip
Install by unzipping the kit into a directory and running the setup.exe.
As part of the install process a mail message will be sent to the above
address registering your installation. This will help us detenmine how
many people are using the tool and make sure everyone who is registered
receives updates when they become available.
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| 123.1 | | DECWET::VOBA | | Thu Feb 20 1997 18:00 | 58 |
| I'd like to propose that we add more vendor ID strings to the control
panel to make it more useful.
--svb
switch(vendor_id) {
case 0x1002: return "ATI";
case 0x1003: return "ULSI";
case 0x1004: return "VLSI";
case 0x1005: return "Avance";
case 0x100A: return "Phoenix";
case 0x100B: return "National";
case 0x100C: return "Tseng";
case 0x100D: return "AST";
case 0x100E: return "Weitek";
case 0x1013: return "Cirrus";
case 0x1014: return "IBM";
case 0x101C: return "WD";
case 0x101E: return "AMI";
case 0x1022: return "AMD";
case 0x1023: return "Trident";
case 0x1025: return "Acer";
case 0x102B: return "Matrox";
case 0x102C: return "C & T";
case 0x103C: return "HP";
case 0x1040: return "Kubota";
case 0x1047: return "Genoa";
case 0x104B: return "BusLogic";
case 0x104C: return "TI";
case 0x104D: return "Sony";
case 0x104E: return "Oak";
case 0x105D: return "Number 9";
case 0x106B: return "Apple";
case 0x1073: return "Yamaha";
case 0x1078: return "Cyrix";
case 0x1091: return "Intergraph";
case 0x1092: return "Diamond";
case 0x10A9: return "SGI";
case 0x10B7: return "3Com";
case 0x10B9: return "Acer";
case 0x10BC: return "ALR";
case 0x10BE: return "Tseng";
case 0x10c7: return "MediaVision";
case 0x10CE: return "Radius";
case 0x10CA:
case 0x10D0: return "Fujitsu";
case 0x10DD: return "E & S";
case 0x10DE: return "NVidia";
case 0x1102: return "Creative";
case 0x1142: return "Alliance";
case 0x121A: return "3Dfx";
case 0x5333: return "S3";
case 0x9004: return "Adaptec";
case 0x8086: return "Intel";
default: return "???";
}
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