What are these unknown PCI resource on RB4011?

I am just curious when seeing all these:

/system resource pci> print
 # DEVICE  VENDOR      NAME                        IRQ
 0 00:05.0  unknown        unknown (rev: 1)        234
 1 00:04.0  unknown        unknown (rev: 1)        234
 2 00:03.0  unknown        unknown (rev: 1)        234
 3 00:02.0  unknown        unknown (rev: 1)        234
 4 00:01.0  unknown        unknown (rev: 1)        234
 5 00:00.0  unknown        unknown (rev: 1)        234

On my RB4011. What are they?

That’s the Wireless speed, unsupported at this moment

Oh that’s what they are. What I have is the ethernet router model so there’s no wireless at all. I guess they will never became something known then.

Print detail and google the vendor/device id to get more info.

Looks like MT hasn’t updated the PCI database yet:


[admin@MikroTik] /system resource pci> print detail 
 0 device="00:05.0" name="unknown (rev: 1)" vendor="unknown" category="Generic system peripheral" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0021" irq=234 memory=0xFE0A0000-0xFE0BFFFF 
 1 device="00:04.0" name="unknown (rev: 1)" vendor="unknown" category="Network and computing encryption device" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0011" irq=234 
 2 device="00:03.0" name="unknown (rev: 1)" vendor="unknown" category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0001" irq=234 
 3 device="00:02.0" name="unknown (rev: 1)" vendor="unknown" category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0002" irq=234 
 4 device="00:01.0" name="unknown (rev: 1)" vendor="unknown" category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0001" irq=234 
 5 device="00:00.0" name="unknown (rev: 1)" vendor="unknown" category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0002" irq=234

Vendor Annapurna Labs (Alpine AL21400)

1c36:0001 => Gigabit Ethernet Adapter
1c36:0002 => SFP+ 10G Ethernet Adapter
1c36:0011 => Cryptographic device
1c36:0021 => Base system peripheral

Not sure why SFP+ appears twice.

Thanks that’s helpful! Didn’t know there’s a detail view of this.
Regarding the duplicated SFP+ adapter, could it be like there are 2 configured but only 1 implemented?

Sorry to dig up old thread, but I’m wondering very similar…

 /system/resource/pci> print detail
 0 device="00:00.0" name="SFP+ 10G Ethernet Adapter (rev: 1)" vendor="Annapurna Labs Ltd." category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0002" irq=0 
   memory=0xFE000000-0xFEFFFFFF,0xFE0D4000-0xFE0D4FFF,0xFE0C0000-0xFE0C3FFF 

 1 device="00:01.0" name="Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (rev: 1)" vendor="Annapurna Labs Ltd." category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0001" irq=0 
   memory=0xFE020000-0xFE03FFFF,0xFE0D5000-0xFE0D5FFF,0xFE0C4000-0xFE0C7FFF 

 2 device="00:02.0" name="SFP+ 10G Ethernet Adapter (rev: 1)" vendor="Annapurna Labs Ltd." category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0002" irq=0 
   memory=0xFE040000-0xFE05FFFF,0xFE0D6000-0xFE0D6FFF,0xFE0C8000-0xFE0CBFFF 

 3 device="00:03.0" name="Gigabit Ethernet Adapter (rev: 1)" vendor="Annapurna Labs Ltd." category="Ethernet controller" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0001" irq=0 
   memory=0xFE060000-0xFE07FFFF,0xFE0D7000-0xFE0D7FFF,0xFE0CC000-0xFE0CFFFF 

 4 device="00:04.0" name="unknown device (rev: 1)" vendor="Annapurna Labs Ltd." category="Network and computing encryption device" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0011" irq=0 
   memory=0xFE080000-0xFE09FFFF,0xFE0D0000-0xFE0D1FFF 

 5 device="00:05.0" name="unknown device (rev: 1)" vendor="Annapurna Labs Ltd." category="Generic system peripheral" vendor-id="0x1c36" device-id="0x0021" irq=0 
   memory=0xFE0A0000-0xFE0BFFFF,0xFE0D2000-0xFE0D3FF

non-wifi RB4011, just plugged in S+RJ10 (/r2), which seems to be working okay, but noticed the duplicate entries in resource/pci…

And I’m assuming the two “Ethernet Controller” is because of the two RTL8367 switch chips?

However, comparing to hAP ax3, resource/pci is completely blank - no mention of “Network and computing encryption device”, “Generic system peripheral” or even “Ethernet controller”…