PCI Utilities

Support for resource sizes reported by recent 2.3 kernels, lots of new device IDs (including subsystems) and bug fixes, reporting of new fields defined by PCI specs revision 2.2, and a FreeBSD port.

After long series of development versions, this is the final release of
the new PCI Utilities. It's now based on a portable PCI access library
which supports several configuration space access methods and
works on all versions of Linux and will be hopefully ported to other
OSs as well.

This release contains lots of pci.ids updates from Adam J. Richter
and also some bug fixes accumulated over last few weeks. This is a
release candidate for version 2.0.

Implemented bus mapping code which spots even devices
behind strange/misconfigured bridges not known to the
kernel yet. Also added a parser for PCI capability lists
which now recognizes both AGP and PCI Power Management
extension registers. The documentation, lsm and spec files
and the PCI ID database have been updated as well.

This is the first alpha release of the 2.0 series of PCI utils. The main
difference against previous versions is that everything is built on
the top of a generic PCI configuration access library which supports
multiple access methods. This makes pciutils work even on 2.0
kernels and adds a couple of nifty features.

<P><B>Note:</B> Please keep in mind that this is an alpha version
and it's likely to contain incomplete documentation, obsolete .spec
files and also bugs.