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@@ -680,10 +680,10 @@ hostpci0: 0000:03:00.0,device-id=0x1DB6,mdev=nvidia-63,sub-device-id=0x12BF,sub-
To identify the PCIe address for other models of the same generation, use the `lspci` command to list all PCI devices on your system: To identify the PCIe address for other models of the same generation, use the `lspci` command to list all PCI devices on your system:
```bash ```bash
lspci lspci | grep -i nvidia
``` ```
Look for the NVIDIA GPU in the list. The output will include the PCIe address (e.g., `03:00.0`) and the device ID. Ensure the device ID matches the model you are configuring. For the Tesla P4, the device ID is `1DB6`. Replace the PCIe address in the configuration line with the address identified. The output will include the PCIe address (e.g., `03:00.0`) and the device ID. Ensure the device ID matches the model you are configuring. Replace the PCIe address in the configuration line with the address identified.
For example, if your GPU is listed at `04:00.0`, update the configuration line as follows: For example, if your GPU is listed at `04:00.0`, update the configuration line as follows: