In keeping with a theme, today's article is about lspci.

[KGIII]

I've done a couple others, lshw and lscpu, and today I cover lspci. Even if you're familiar with the command, you may be interested in a couple of switches you can use (-v and -t) that make it more useful.

How To: List PCI Information From The Terminal (lspci)

Continuing with a theme, this article will explain how to use the terminal to view what's attached via PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) to your computer. PCI devices are the ones in the

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Like always, feedback is appreciated. Your feedback makes the articles better.

 

[captain-sensible]

got an email notification about lspci - so at least thats working now. Comment text box seems to be missing on that post ?I was going to say can be piped as well eg:

lspci -k | grep -iA3 vga

 

[KGIII]

Well, that's an unusual bug. That one may take some time finding because I'm sitting here trying to think of what could cause that and drawing a blank. I normally resolve bugs quickly, but this one may take a minute.

 

[KGIII]

@captain-sensible

Bug has been resolved. Thanks for reporting it. Please let me know if there are any other bugs. You can comment now.

As for the newsletter, that has worked for a long time. There were some issues early on and it was due to fighting constant spam signups. That got resolved, though there's a slim chance that I'll change to a different newsletter plugin. If I do so, I'll either let people know or I'll just import their data manually.