1. om38_nw_managed_systemA00.exe Driver
2. dcpcidev.txt File Contents

dcpcidev.txt Driver File Contents (om38_nw_managed_systemA00.exe)

;     PCI and AGP Vendors, Devices and Subsystems identification file.
;
; This is version 1 of this file; 27-11-2003 (D-M-Y).
;
; This file is maintained by Dell Inc. If you find an error or omission in this
; file, PLEASE email Dell with your updates! Without your input, this file will
; soon become out of date and next to worthless.
;
; Too many people have already contributed to this list to name here; thanks to
; each and every one! Please keep the updates coming as your work is
; very much appreciated.
;
; Please email your additions/corrections to Open Manage Instrumentation Service Team
;
; Added/modified several definitions
; From	V	1028	Dell Inc.
; To	V	1028	Dell Inc. http://www.dell.com
; Add	D	0007	Dell Remote Assistant Card 3
; From  O	9005	Perc2 Quad Channel RAID Controller
; To    O	9005	Dell Inc. http://www.dell.com
; From  S	1364	Perc2 2si Quad Channel RAID Controller
; To    S	1364	Dell PowerEdge Raid Controller 2
; Add   D	9063	Dell Remote Assistant Card 2
;

V	1000	Symbios Logic (NCR) (LSI Logic)
D	000F	53C875/6, 875XS/D, 2280X Ultra-Wide-SCSI Adapter
O	0E11	Embedded Ultra Wide SCSI Controller
S	7004	Embedded Ultra Wide SCSI Controller
O	1092	FirePort 40 Dual PCI SCSI Controller
S	8760	FirePort 40 Dual PCI SCSI Controller
O	1DE1	DC390F Ultra Wide SCSI Controller
S	3904	DC390F Ultra Wide SCSI Controller
D	0010	SCSI Array Controller
O	0E11	Integrated Array Controller
S	4040	Proliant DL580 Integrated Array Controller
D	0012	53C895A Ultra2 SCSI Controller
D	0020	53C1010 Dual Channel Ultra3 SCSI Adapter
D	0030	LSI Logic 1020/1030 Ultra320 SCSI Adapter
O	1028	PERC 4
; Ares
S	011A	LSI Logic 1030 Ultra320 SCSI Adapter
; Discovery SCSI
S	0123	LSI Logic 1030 Ultra320 SCSI Adapter
; Shredder
S	0124	PERC 4/im
; Avalon
S	0135	LSI Logic 1030 Ultra320 SCSI Adapter
; Everglades
S	014A	LSI Logic 1030 Ultra320 SCSI Adapter
S	016C	LSI Logic PCI-X Ultra320 SCSI Host Adapter
S	1010	LSI Logic 1030 Ultra320 Dual Channel SCSI Adapter
S	1060	LSI Logic 1030 Ultra320 SCSI Adapter
; Discovery RAID
S	8123	PERC 4/Di
D	0407	LSI Logic RAID Controller
O	1028	PERC 4
S	0531	PERC 4/QC
D	0408	LSI Logic RAID Controller
O	1028	DELL PERC 4e/DC RAID Controller
S	0002	DELL PERC 4e/DC RAID Controller
D	0701	53C885 Ethernet Adapter
D	1960	LSI Logic RAID Controller
O	1028	PERC 4
S	0518	PERC 4/DC
S	0520	PERC 4/SC
V	1011	Digital Equipment Corp (DEC)
D	0046	21554 PCI to PCI Bridge
O	9005	Dell PERC 2 RAID Controller
S	1364	Dell PERC 2 RAID Controller
V	101E	American Megatrends Inc
D	1960	Dell PERC 3/(QC DC DCL SC) RAID Controller
O	1028	Dell PERC 3/(QC DC DCL SC) RAID Controller
S	0471	Dell PERC 3/QC RAID Controller
S	0475	Dell PERC 3/SC RAID Controller
S	0493	Dell PERC 3/DC or PERC 3/DCL RAID Controller
S	0511	Dell CERC ATA100/4CH
D	9063	DRAC 2
V	1028	Dell Inc. http://www.dell.com
D	0001	PERC 2/Si
D	0002	PERC 3/Di
D	0003	PERC 3/Si
D	0004	PERC 3/Si
D	0005	PERC 3/Di
D	0006	PERC 3/Di
D	0007	DRAC III
D	0008	DRAC III - Remote Access Driver
D	0009	DRAC III/ERA - no BMC/SMIC functionality
O	1028	ERA
; Discovery
S	0123	ERA/O
D	000A	PERC 3/Di
D	000C	ERA
D	000D	ERA - BMC/SMIC functionality
O	1028	ERA
; Avalon
S	0135	DRAC III/XT
; Redwood
S	0141	DRAC III/XT
D	000E	PERC 4
O	1028	PERC 4
; Discovery
S	0123	PERC 4/Di
D	000F	PERC 4
O	1028	PERC 4
; Everglades
S	014A	PERC 4/Di
; Yellowstone
S	013B	PERC 4/Di
D	0011	Embedded Remote Access Controller
D	0012	Embedded Remote Access Controller
D	0013	DELL PERC 4e/Di RAID Controller
O	1028	DELL PERC 4e/Di RAID Controller
S	016E	DELL PERC 4e/Di RAID Controller
D	0467	PERC 2/DC
D	0471	PERC 3/QC
D	0493	PERC 3/DC or PERC 3/DCL
D	1111	PERC 2/SC
D	1364	PERC 2/QC
V	1095	Silicon Image Inc (Was: CMD Technology Inc)
D	0680	Ultra ATA/133 PCI-to-ATA Host Controller
O	1028	Standard Dual Channel PCI IDE Controller
; Yellowstone
S	013B	Dell CERC ATA/2S MegaRAID IDE Driver

;
; Well, that's the end of the list.
;
; I have deliberately omitted vendor ID FFFF which is actually "Undefined"
; deliberately by the PCI SIG. Software looks for FFFF to know if it's found a
; device or not; a vendor ID <>FFFF means you found a device, FFFF means no
; device present.
;
; The theory is that software would never look in the list for a possible
; vendor ID match when it's already knowing that there is no device there to
; get a match with! In the interest of human readability, therefore, this note
; is here and I hope it helped you!
;