I am trying to upload my system's info into the HCL, but I cannot find a file or folder called "/sbin/lspci". The closest thing I can find is "/sbin/lspcmcia -> pccardctl*" (which I know is a link due to the color coding, and the "->") When I opened the pccardctl file with an editor, I received this error message: "Too much binary data in file. You may view it, but not modify or re-save its contents."

I can't paste the output correctly either... this is what I get when I try:
Is this the wrong file? Where is the correct file?

Hi,

Did you check /usr/sbin ? I do believe the lspci program should reside there, not in /sbin.

BTW: Normal users do/should not have access to this program, it should be run by a privileged user (root being one of those).

Hope this helps.

Which version of Linux are using???

Try;
which lspci
locate lspci

The file /sbin/lspci is not the file you need to read to get the information you're looking for, but the file you need to run to get the information. Opening /sbin/lspci in a text editor, as you have discovered, is pointless.

You need to open a terminal, become root (or assume root privileges using sudo), and then type lspci. Then copy the output that it produces in the terminal to the HCL.

Sweet! Running the program instead of opening it did the trick. Thanks guys.

BTW, does Chipset = Model #?