Use this option to override the list of buses to scan by default as defined inĭnf.
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Only %s and appropriate flags, precision, and width values are supported (or This format string should follow printf(3) specifications, although Range of values, and thus may be shorter than the real version.ĭictate the output of the results of the queries specified by -data-pathĪrguments. This string must be in dotted-decimal notation in order to be matched against a Specify a version string for the platform that will use the information format) is provided, only the last path is used. If multiple -data-path arguments are given and no format string (see Retrieve the Linux kernel module name for a piece of hardware, the -data-path That will need the information, such as linux or xfree86. Typically, the top-level component of the data path will be the `` platform'' In a hierarchical fashion, and the query argument comprises strings naming each Query matching devices for detailed information. Examples of valid device types includeīroadband, fixeddisk, display, and network. This is the default behavior: Display basic information regarding all devices on Output as discover parses certain arguments, so this should appear early in the Instruct the tool to provide feedback as it operates. Query specified data for attached hardware, via -data-path.The devices reside, via -type-summary or -bus-summary (the latter of which is the Display a list of hardware devices based on type of device or system bus on which.Information is stored in an XML data format and can be retrieved across the network. -vendor-id | -no-vendor-id Description discover provides an extensible hardware detection and reporting interface.SYNOPSIS discover ĭiscover -type-summary ĭiscover -data-path= path/to/data.
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