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Subject: Re: Intel Plumas Chipset and 100Mhz PCI cards
From: Christopher Leech <christopher.leech@intel.com>
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Not only is the bus running at 66 MHz, it's using the PCI protocol not
PCI-X.  Is there a card in the other PCI-X capable slot?  I think they
are on the same bus, so installing a PCI card there would bring both
slots down to this speed.  You should check the output of lspci -v and
make sure all the devices on bus 2 have the PCI-X capability.

- Chris Leech

> PCI_Bus_Type                     PCI
> PCI_Bus_Speed                    66MHz
> PCI_Bus_Width                    64-bit


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