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docs: sriov: how to use lspci to see if NIC supports SR-IOV #917
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Add details on how to use `lspci` to check if your NIC supports SR-IOV. Fixes: clearcontainers#917 Signed-off-by: Graham Whaley <[email protected]>
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Just an idea, but we could [*] update the collect script to include those details. The doc could then just get the users to run the script: [*] - in fact probably should to make debuging SR-IOV issues easier. |
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I agree I think we should add that info to the collect script. I'm not sure we need to add use of the collect script to the SR-IOV docs - as they are an install guide rather than a debug guide. Let me at least open an issue for the collect script extension request... |
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agreed. Augmenting the collection script is good, but I think the update you make in #918 is helpful/educational. |
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Add details on how to use `lspci` to check if your NIC supports SR-IOV. Fixes: clearcontainers#917 Signed-off-by: Graham Whaley <[email protected]>
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make: add ability to skip go version check
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Description of problem
Our SR-IOV doc does not detail many ways on how to check if your NIC hardware actually supports SR-IOV.
You can check that using
lspci, so add that to the doc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: