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The Compaq PCI Hot Plug driver for Linux is part of a project to add support for PCI Hot Plug into the Linux kernel. This project includes source for a driver (cpqphp.o) for the Compaq PCI Hot Plug controller found in Compaq ProLiant and other servers. Also, there are GUI and command-line interfaces to PCI Hot Plug. Using this software and a 2.4 Linux kernel, it is possible to add or remove most PCI adapters in a server with the supporting hardware. |
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The user interfaces for this project offer a simple way to manage and view detailed information about PCI devices in hot-pluggable servers. They are also able to provide valuable information on non-hotpluggable slots and the adapters in them. |
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As the world's leading server provider, Compaq has taken a leadership role in developing industry-standard technologies. Enabling PCI Hot Plug for Linux is just one example of Compaq's commitment to open standards and supporting industry standard hardware in Linux. |