pylspci

import os from pylspci import ScannerPCI # Example for a remote connection, using environment variables for credentials # For local scan, if current user can run lspci without sudo, password can be omitted. # If local scan requires sudo, provide password or ensure user has sudo access without password. # Replace with your target IP, username, and ensure PCI_PASSWORD is set in your environment target_ip = os.environ.get('PCI_HOST_IP', '127.0.0.1') username = os.environ.get('PCI_USERNAME', 'root') password = os.environ.get('PCI_PASSWORD', '') try: # Connect to the target machine # For local machine requiring sudo, you'd typically pass ip='127.0.0.1', password=password # For remote, provide IP, username, and password. if target_ip == '127.0.0.1' and not password: # Attempt local without password if not explicitly set scanner = ScannerPCI(ip=target_ip) elif target_ip == '127.0.0.1': # Local with password scanner = ScannerPCI(ip=target_ip, password=password) else: # Remote connection scanner = ScannerPCI(ip=target_ip, username=username, password=password) # Select all PCI devices devices = scanner.select() print(f"Found {len(devices)} PCI devices:") for device in devices: print(f" - {device.slot}: {device.vendor_name} {device.device_name} ({device.device_class_name})") # Example: Find all network controllers network_controllers = scanner.select(device_class_name='*Ethernet*') if network_controllers: print("\nNetwork Controllers:") for nc in network_controllers: print(f" - {nc.slot}: {nc.vendor_name} {nc.device_name}") else: print("\nNo network controllers found.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}")