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Subject: Network device -> PCI device mapping
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Hi 

In userspace -- is there any way I can, by only knowing the interface
name (e.g. eth0), determine which PCI device it belongs to? Any bright
ideas? 

(BTW: I've tried using the SIOCGIFMAP ioctl -- which leaves me with a
base_addr and irq, but I couldn't get these matched uniquely with
/proc/bus/pci/devices) 

Thanks 
Ole Andr? 


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