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...e_list) { - int pci_dev; + unsigned int pci_dev; for (pci_dev=0; pci_dev < pci_device_list->count; pci_dev++) { struct pci_device *pci_device = &pci_device_list->pci_device[pci_dev]; printf("PCI: Vendor=%04x(%s) Product=%04x(%s) " @@ -74,12 +74,12 @@ } void display_pci_bus(struct pci_bus_list *pci_bus_list, bool display_pci_devices) { - int bus; + unsigned int bus; for (bus=0; bus<pci_bus_list->count;bus++) { struct pci_bus pci_bus = pci_bus_list->pci_bus[bus]; printf("\nPCI BUS No %d:\n", pci_bus.id); if (display_pci_devices) {...

...000 +0200 @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ get_name_from_pci_ids(&pci_device_list); /* Detecting which kernel module should match each device */ - get_module_name_from_pci_ids(&pci_device_list); + get_module_name_from_pcimap(&pci_device_list); /* display the pci devices we found */ display_pci_bus(&pci_bus_list,true);

Hello all, I have done more work on the syslinux shuffle library. This is more higher-level work, in particular it is specific to loading Linux kernels. This stuff allows manipulating initramfs on the fly, if desired. As a demo, I have written up a module which loads a Linux kernel with all the usual stuff, but optionally adds the DHCP packet from the PXE stack into a file named