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I found the answered buried in this post. The new setpci command is

sudo setpci -s 00:03.0 0x7b.b=19

btw, this setting isn't "sticky" and won't persist across reboots-- it has to be set upon each boot.

You can put this command in a bash script and run it on startup. See here for details on start-up scripts.

I found the answered buried in this post. The new setpci command is

sudo setpci -s 00:03.0 0x7b.b=19

btw, this setting isn't "sticky" and won't persist across reboots-- it has to be set upon each boot.

I found the answered buried in this post. The new setpci command is

sudo setpci -s 00:03.0 0x7b.b=19

btw, this setting isn't "sticky" and won't persist across reboots-- it has to be set upon each boot.

You can put this command in a bash script and run it on startup. See here for details on start-up scripts.

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paleozogt
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I found the answered buried in this post. The new setpci command is

sudo setpci -s 00:03.0 0x7b.b=19

btw, this setting isn't "sticky" and won't persist across reboots-- it has to be set upon each boot.