New version of my PciTool:
- new GUI conception,
- more information about used PCI-cards,
- more pci-busboard "supported",
- add save-log option.

This version required openpci.library 2.1+ (avaible on openpci's home page).
In archive you find version for MorphOS and AmigaOS3.x.
Download link

@MaaG
very useful, thanks :)
a question to you, is there a way to see if the AGP card used with the Pegasos2 is 128bit or 64bit bus widht ?

I haven't this card for test. If openpci.library support this mode - then yes. More information is reading directly from pci interface (then support both 32 and 64bits mode), but Base_0..Base5 registers and ROM area are read from openpci.llibrary stucture.

I guess it is some misunderstanding here. Divinity wants to know the width of card's internal gfx memory bus.

Memtest vmem might give you an indication if you compare the numbers with other users.

New revision is avaible. Quick fix for classic version (m68k)..

I't won't start here.
Snoopdos says looking for prometheus.library?
Maybe a missing mui class or something?
Downloaded the latest pciinfo.library.

Send me an email with your's hw configuration. Try start PciTool from shell - then you see more information (probably).
Currently PciTool uses only "standard" mui class (like list, text..) - then not need download any others

New revision PciTool (v2.2) with some small gui fixed bugs is avail

It wants openpci.library 2.1+ but there is only openpci.library 2.0 shipped with MorphOS 2.4.

You can find 2.1 version here:
OpenPci 2.1
It's the one I'm using and works.
Thanks MaaG for this update!

openpci.library from MorphOS2.x has a bug and can't be used with PciTool. You must get new version from Web side "OpenPCI project" ;)Quote:

New revision PciTool (v2.3) with some small fix for MorphOS 2.x users. (fix problem with pci.ids file in MorphOS).
Download from here

New revision PciTool (v3.0) are support only MorphOS pcix.library /previous version need openpci.library).
Download from PciTool's webpage

> New revision PciTool (v3.0) are support only MorphOS pcix.library /previous version
> need openpci.library). Download from PciTool's webpage

On my system (Mac mini G4 1.5 GHz, latest MorphOS), this tool crashes the entire OS when started.

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Works fine on my Powerbook/MorphOS3.4. Haven't got the Mac Mini set up at the moment to test.

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Strange... i tested it on my Mac mini.. G4/1.5GHz/64M VRAM with MOS3.4. and.. it's work fine...

> i tested it on my Mac mini.. G4/1.5GHz/64M VRAM with MOS3.4. and.. it's work fine...

I found the cause. The German PciTool.catalog 1.0 (12.11.05) I had installed made the new PciTool version crash. With the catalog file deleted the tool works fine now.
Btw, could PciTool be made to use the pci.ids file MorphOS comes with in MOSSYS:Devs/? So far it doesn't work with it but needs its own pci.ids file installed in SYS:Devs/ (overriding the one in MOSSYS:Devs/).

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I haven't german translate. Can you send it to me ?
PciTool search pci.ids file in many locations like:
devs: (user location)
s: (old for mediator pci busboard)
mossys:devs/ (for morphos)
progdir: (at least for other)

then, when remove it from devs, then pcitool get it from mossys:devs.

> I haven't german translate. Can you send it to me ?

http://home.arcor.de/wortmeer/Pegasos/Dateien/PCITool-de.lha

> PciTool search pci.ids file in many locations like: [...]
> then, when remove it from devs, then pcitool get it from mossys:devs.

Did you check whether PciTool can use MorphOS' own pci.ids file (163,764 bytes packed) and can you confirm for sure that it works for you?

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Fails here.

Probable cause:
progdir:pci.ids is a text file
mossys:pci.ids is compressed since MorphOS 2.5.

[ Edited by boot_wb 11.02.2014 - 22:50 ]

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Yep. pci.ids must be a plain text file. I don't know, why on Morphos it's compressed (crypted ?) Maybe becouse in morphos have special library to operate on compressed pci.ids file...

I prefer plain text than compressed/crypted...

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The file is LZMA compressed. You can use xadmaster.library to uncompress it. Roughly the process is:

1. call xadAllocObjectA(XADOBJ_ARCHIVEINFO, 0);
2. call xadGetInfo passing the xadarchiveinfo (ai) we just allocated, and filehandle like with tag XAD_INFILEHANDLE.
3. allocate ai->xai_FileInfo->xfi_Size bytes of memory
4. xadFileUnArc(ai, XAD_OUTMEMORY, buf, XAD_OUTSIZE, ai->xai_FileInfo->xfi_Size, XAD_ENTRYNUMBER, ai->xai_FileInfo->xfi_EntryNumber, TAG_DONE)
5. call xadFreeInfo(ai)
6. call xadFreeObjectA(ai, 0);

Once you're done with the file free the buffer you allocated.

Of course you need to check for errors, but in short that's it.

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Thx. Time to make new version ;)