are there omniosce AMIs to consume in AWS or do I have to import one? searching for the AMI IDs doesn't produce any results

There aren't any official AMIs any more, but it is fairly straightforward to build one using the published "cloud" images.

There are some instructions at omnios.org/dev/ec2

thanks - I found that - I just wanted to be sure, that "no official AMIs" was the correct search result

because they are still listed on omnios.org/setup/aws

Ah, thanks, we should do something about that page

We could look at maintaining some again, but the focus shifted to the more generic cloud images that can be used at a lot of places.

and nobody was volunteering to maintain the AMIs

Looking at the output of prtconf -v, I've identified a specific PCI device but need to know what driver is attached. What's the easiest way to do this?

prtconf -vd

thanks... but where do I find the actual driver name in that wall of text?

`/usr/lib/pci/pcieadm show-devs` is a nice way to display it, after installing the `diagnostic/pci` package

thanks andyf. I presume in the following line the "mr_sas0" is the driver name.

3b/0/0 PCIe Gen 3x8 mr_sas0 MegaRAID SAS-3 3108 [Invader]

`mr_sas` is the driver, `0` is the instance number

great, thanks!

I'm adding diagnostic/pci package to my 'install everywhere' list.

nomad: andy typoed, you want -D to show driver attachment

-d shows the pci.ids name

(and -v shows a wall of text)

prtconf -dD might be closer to what you want

(especially for non-pci devices)

thanks richlowe

in this case I was looking for a PCI device but the info is useful.