For Linux (Venice / SpycerBox / MDS)
As root from a terminal (command line) type the following:
[root@venice~]# /opt/DVS/Driver/bin/dvsinfo
Which will launch the DVSInfo application and will look something like this:
[root@venice~]# /opt/DVS/Driver/bin/dvsinfo Welcome to the DVS PCI Videocard Information Program This program is to be used for diagnose problems with the installation of the DVS videocards in your computer. With this program you can see the PCI configuration of your computer and generate debug information that can be used for remote diagnose of an installation problem. Copyright (c) 1998-2012 Rohde & Schwarz DVS GmbH The file produced is in normal ascii format and you can check the contents of it before submitting it. dvsinfo (? for help):
Press "?" to get a list of options:
[root@venice~]# /opt/DVS/Driver/bin/dvsinfo Welcome to the DVS PCI Videocard Information Program This program is to be used for diagnose problems with the installation of the DVS videocards in your computer. With this program you can see the PCI configuration of your computer and generate debug information that can be used for remote diagnose of an installation problem. Copyright (c) 1998-2012 Rohde & Schwarz DVS GmbH The file produced is in normal ascii format and you can check the contents of it before submitting it. dvsinfo (? for help): ? 1 - Driver 2 - DebugInfo 3 - PCI Scan 4 - PCI Info 5 - PCI Dump 6 - Save ALL Information to Logfile q - Quit this program dvsinfo (? for help): 6
You will want to select option #6 as shown above. You will then be asked what you would like to name the generated file:
[root@venice~]# /opt/DVS/Driver/bin/dvsinfo Welcome to the DVS PCI Videocard Information Program This program is to be used for diagnose problems with the installation of the DVS videocards in your computer. With this program you can see the PCI configuration of your computer and generate debug information that can be used for remote diagnose of an installation problem. Copyright (c) 1998-2012 Rohde & Schwarz DVS GmbH The file produced is in normal ascii format and you can check the contents of it before submitting it. dvsinfo (? for help): ? 1 - Driver 2 - DebugInfo 3 - PCI Scan 4 - PCI Info 5 - PCI Dump 6 - Save ALL Information to Logfile q - Quit this program dvsinfo (? for help): 6 Enter name for log file [dvsinfo.txt]: my1st_dvsinfo.txt
In the above example the file named "my1st_dvsinfo.txt) will be written to the current directory (maning the directory you were in when you launched the DVSInfo application). The DVSInfo application will prompt you again, to exit use option "q".
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