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Description of problem: I had the idea that i could turn off power to my PCI/PCIe cards in order to save power (my box needs to be on 24/7 for HVAC monitoring and TV recording)... Then i googled and found that PCI has an optional hot-plug feature that needs special support by the main board... My main board is an ASROCK ALiveDual-eSATA2... It seems like the official fedora core 13 kernel loads the kernel module shpchp... Does that mean, i have an SHPC chip on my main board? On irc:freenode/##kernel they told me that no mainstream/cheap main board has PCI hotplug capabilities... If not: Is it a bug, that SHPC is loaded? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.6.33.5-112.fc13.x86_64 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. boot 2. execute # lsmod | grep hp Actual results: # lsmod | grep hp shpchp 28784 0 Expected results: # lsmod | grep hp | wc -l 0 Additional info: What main boards have that PCI/PCIexpress hotplug feature?
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i dont use PCI devices anymore... -arne