pcicrawler is a CLI tool to display/filter/export information about PCI or PCI
Express devices and their topology.
pcicrawler must be run as root.
The full --help message is shown below.
Usage: pcicrawler [OPTIONS]
Tool to display/filter/export information about PCI or PCI Express
devices, as well as their topology.
Must run as root as it uses privileged sysfs entries.
Options:
-c, --class-id TEXT Only show devices matching this PCI class ID
in hex, or one of: nvme, ethernet, raid, gpu
-d, --device TEXT Only show devices matching this PCI
vendor/device ID, (syntax like
vendor:device, or vendor:, in hex)
-e, --express-only / --no-express-only
Only show PCIe devices
-j, --json / --no-json Output in JSON format
-p, --include-path / --no-include-path
Include devices upstream of matched devices
-s, --addr TEXT Show device with this PCI address
-t, --tree / --no-tree Output as a tree
-v, --verbose / --no-verbose Show debugging output - not compatible with
JSON/tree views
-V, --vpd / --no-vpd Include VPD data if present, does not
workwith --tree
-x, --hexify / --no-hexify Output vendor/device/class IDs as hex
strings instead of numbers in JSON output
-a, --aer / --no-aer Include PCIe Advanced Error Reporting (AER)
information when available - only provided
in JSON output
--help Show this message and exit.The most common use for pcicrawler is calling it with its --tree option.
(run as root)
$ pcicrawler -t00:00.0 root_port
00:1d.0 root_port, "M.2 PCIE SSD - Boot drive SSD 0", slot 8, device present, speed 8GT/s, width x4
└─01:00.0 endpoint, Toshiba America Info Systems (1179), device 0116
00:1d.4 root_port, "MEZZ_Conn", slot 12, device present, speed 8GT/s, width x2
└─02:00.0 endpoint, Mellanox Technologies (15b3) MT27710 Family [ConnectX-4 Lx] (1015)
64:02.0 root_port, "M.2 PCIE SSD - 2nd Storage SSD 2", slot 7, device present, speed 8GT/s, width x4
└─65:00.0 endpoint, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (144d), device a808
64:03.0 root_port, "M.2 PCIE SSD - 1st Storage SSD 1", slot 8, device present, speed 8GT/s, width x4
└─66:00.0 endpoint, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (144d), device a808Filter the output with the -s option.
(run as root)
$ pcicrawler -s 02:00.0 -t00:1d.4 root_port, "MEZZ_Conn", slot 12, device present, speed 8GT/s, width x2
└─02:00.0 endpoint, Mellanox Technologies (15b3) MT27710 Family [ConnectX-4 Lx] (1015)Filter the output, list VPD data (if any), and put into machine-readable format (JSON).
(run as root)
$ pcicrawler -s 02:00.0 -V -j | python -m json.tool{
"0000:02:00.0": {
"addr": "0000:02:00.0",
"capable_speed": "8GT/s",
"capable_width": 2,
"class_id": 131072,
"cur_speed": "8GT/s",
"cur_width": 2,
"device_id": 4117,
"express_type": "endpoint",
"location": "MEZZ_Conn",
"path": [
"0000:02:00.0",
"0000:00:1d.4"
],
"subsystem_device": 633,
"subsystem_vendor": 5555,
"target_speed": "8GT/s",
"vendor_id": 5555,
"vpd": {
"fields": {
"EC": "A2",
"PN": "MCX4431N-GCAN_FB",
"SN": "MT1751X14794",
"V0": "PCIeGen3 x8",
"V2": "MCX4431N-GCAN_FB",
"V3": "8427f48749ebe7118000ec0d9ad2c336",
"VA": "MLX:MODL=CX4431N:MN=MLNX:CSKU=V2:UUID=V3:PCI=V0"
},
"identifier_string": "CX4431N - ConnectX-4 LX QSFP28"
}
}
}pcicrawler retrieves information about a device from its resources in sysfs. For
more information about how devices are organized on the system, visit
https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/filesystems/sysfs-pci.txt.
pcicrawler requires Python3 and works with
- CentOS Linux 7
pcicrawler is a Python package and a built .whl distribution can be made with
python3 setup.py bdist_wheelpcicrawler is available on PyPi and can be installed with pip:
pip install pcicrawlerAdditionally, pcicrawler is a Python package and can be installed from within the directory with
python3 setup.py installSee the CONTRIBUTING file for information on how to help out.
pcicrawler is licensed, as found in the LICENSE file.