How to check the speed on OSS-502 Gen3 (PCIe-HIB68-x16 ) HOST cards on linux OS?
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Jan 20, 2020, 1:04:02 PM1/20/20
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Product: HIB68-x16
How to check the speed on OSS-502 Gen3 (PCIe-HIB68-x16 ) HOST cards on linux OS?
Answer:
#lspci | grep "Device 8733"
Look for LnkCap and LnkSta
To check on One Stop Systems device, type lspci | grep 8733.
>>> To check or to identify whether the bus is the Upstream port and Downstream port, on the terminal window type lspci –s XX.XX.X -vvv | grep ‘Capabilities’ . Replace x with the bus number for example 17:00.0
>> To check Upstream port speed and bandwidth, type lspci -s XX.XX.X -vvv | grep ‘LnkCap’
>> To check the speed and linkwidth, type lspci -s 01:00.0 -vvv | grep “LnkSta (01:00.00 will vary depending on the system)
>> To check for the slot# and port# of the Downstream port, type lspci –s XX:XX.X -vvv | grep ‘Slot\|port’.
#lspci | grep "Device 8733"
Look for LnkCap and LnkSta
To check on One Stop Systems device, type lspci | grep 8733.
>>> To check or to identify whether the bus is the Upstream port and Downstream port, on the terminal window type lspci –s XX.XX.X -vvv | grep ‘Capabilities’ . Replace x with the bus number for example 17:00.0
>> To check Upstream port speed and bandwidth, type lspci -s XX.XX.X -vvv | grep ‘LnkCap’
>> To check the speed and linkwidth, type lspci -s 01:00.0 -vvv | grep “LnkSta (01:00.00 will vary depending on the system)
>> To check for the slot# and port# of the Downstream port, type lspci –s XX:XX.X -vvv | grep ‘Slot\|port’.
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