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From: Magnus Ekhall <koma@lysator.liu.se>
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Subject: PCI logger
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Is there any way to get the kernel to log the accesses it does to the
PCI bus, perhaps even for a specific device?

I'd like to use this as a means to debug a device driver...

Cheers,
Magnus