On Oct 28, 2005, at 5:41 pm, Christoph Gysin wrote:
Stroller wrote:
Do you have any references on this, please? I'm obviously using
different search terms from you, because I can't find anything about
this bug on Google.
search term:
bug "lspci -F" ":"
Thank you.
I have now emerged p
Stroller wrote:
Do you have any references on this, please? I'm obviously using
different search terms from you, because I can't find anything about
this bug on Google.
search term:
bug "lspci -F" ":"
... brings us to:
http://www.google.ch/search?q=bug+%22lspci+-F%22+%22%3A%22+
... w
On Oct 28, 2005, at 10:44 am, Christoph Gysin wrote:
Christoph Gysin wrote:
Nonetheless this seems like a bug and should be fixed. Could you file
a bug and reference it here?
Searching google turns out that it has already been fixed. Update to
the latest pciutils will fix the issue.
Hi,
Holly Bostick wrote:
Why search Google and not b.g.o itself, or packages.gentoo.org? Either
manually or-- if you use Firefox-- using the Firefox b.g.o search
engine? Seems like a waste of effort to have to filter irrelevant hits
from Google when one already knows that the status of the issue will
Christoph Gysin schreef:
> Christoph Gysin wrote:
>
>> Nonetheless this seems like a bug and should be fixed. Could you
>> file a bug and reference it here?
>
>
> Searching google turns out that it has already been fixed. Update to
> the latest pciutils will fix the issue.
>
Why search Google
Christoph Gysin wrote:
Nonetheless this seems like a bug and should be fixed. Could you file a
bug and reference it here?
Searching google turns out that it has already been fixed. Update to the latest
pciutils will fix the issue.
Christoph
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Stroller wrote:
Can anyone explain to me how to use this, please? Try as I might I don't
seem to be getting it right.
Seems to be a bug in lspci. It works here like it should.
I have tried this on a couple of machines. The output produced by `lspci
-x` _looks_ reasonable - I've attached foo.t
Reading the lspci manpage I can across an interesting & potentially
useful flag:
-F
Extract all information from given file containing
output of
lspci -x. This is very useful for analysis of
user-supplied bug
reports, because you can dis
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