How to use get_devices_from_lspci method in lisa

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xbutil_gui.py

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...316 selected_cluster, refresh_host)317 xbutil_top.show_top_info()318 plot_metrics.plot_metrics(auto_refresh_plot_seconds)319 elif lspci_dict:320 devices_compute_units = get_devices_from_lspci(lspci_dict, alveo_spec_dict)321 update_sheet_cluster(devices_compute_units, xbutil_dump_json,322 selected_cluster, refresh_host)323 else:324 # something wrong with current refresh host. Move on to the next host325 auto_refresh_host_idx = auto_refresh_host_idx + 1326 if auto_refresh_host_idx == len(clusters[selected_cluster_name]):327 auto_refresh_host_idx = 0328329 dump_log_file()330331 # add refresh_database back to the eventloop332 auto_refresh_plot_seconds = auto_refresh_plot_seconds + DEFAULT_XBUTIL_REFRESH_INTERVAL333 root_window.after(DEFAULT_XBUTIL_REFRESH_INTERVAL*1000, refresh_database, json_file)334 ...

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nvme.py

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...55 matched_result = self._namespace_cli_pattern.match(row)56 if matched_result:57 namespaces_cli.append(matched_result.group("namespace"))58 return namespaces_cli59 def get_devices_from_lspci(self) -> List[PciDevice]:60 devices_from_lspci = []61 lspci_tool = self._node.tools[Lspci]62 device_list = lspci_tool.get_devices()63 devices_from_lspci = [64 x for x in device_list if self._pci_device_name == x.device_class65 ]66 return devices_from_lspci67 def get_raw_data_disks(self) -> List[str]:68 return self.get_namespaces()69 def _get_device_from_ls(self, force_run: bool = False) -> None:70 if (not self._ls_devices) or force_run:71 execute_results = self._node.execute(72 "ls -l /​dev/​nvme*", shell=True, sudo=True73 )...

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xbutil_handler.py

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...9899 return devices_compute_units100101102def get_devices_from_lspci(lspci_dict, alveo_spec_dict):103 devices_compute_units = {}104 device_id_names = []105 device_vbnvs = []106 device_ids = []107 compute_units = []108109 for k in lspci_dict.keys():110 device_vbnv = alveo_spec_dict['pcie_device_ids'].get(lspci_dict[k], 'NA')111 device_ids.append(k)112 device_vbnvs.append(device_vbnv)113 device_id_names.append(k + "::" + device_vbnv)114 compute_units.append([{'name': 'NA', 'usage': '-', 'status': '-'}])115 116 devices_compute_units['device_ids'] = device_ids ...

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