IBM RS/6000 - Manual (Page 129)

Having the previously installed adapter parameters documented allows better
planning for the installation of additional ISA adapters and enables you to start with
a set of conflict-free definitions. To obtain a list of ISA adapters already configured
in your system, enter the following command:
lsdev -Cc adapter -s isa
ampx Available 1- 1 X.25 CoProcessor/1 Adapter
sa2
Available 1- 2 IBM 8-Port Async, EIA-232 (ISA)
Figure 32. List of Configured ISA Adapters
The following procedures show you how to obtain the parameter settings of already
installed ISA adapters. If AIX is up and running, you may first want to record the
settings at AIX level for all your ISA adapters before shutting down and
powering-off the system. If the system is powered off, you may first inspect the
settings at hardware level by looking at the switches, or inspect them at firmware
level by using System Management Services.
You can display the relevant parameters of configured adapters either by using the
odmget , the lsattr or the lsresource command.
The lsresource command lets you display the currently assigned values for the bus
resource attributes for the device specified by the given device logical name (-l
Name). Use the -a flag to display the currently assigned values for all bus resource
attributes for all devices under the same parent bus as the specified device.
For example, to display the attribute values set for the device ampx , you can enter
the following command
lsresource -l ampx -s isa
TYPE DEVICE ATTRIBUTE S G CURRENT VALUE
---- --------------- --------------- - - -----------------------
B
ampx bus_mem_addr x e - x e1fff
O ampx bus_io_addr x 2a - x 2a6
N ampx bus_intr_lvl 11 (A )
Figure 33. Attributes Listed Using the lsresource Command
or
lsattr -l ampx -E -H
attribute value description user_settable
------------------------------------------------------
bus_intr_lvl 11
Parent adapter True
intr_priority 2 PORT number False
bus_io_addr x2A Connection address True
bus_mem_addr xE Description True
window_size x2 Status False
Figure 34. Attributes Listed Using the lsattr Command
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