But I think that can be better collect to this way:
#/bin/bash
mkdir nvidia-info
cd nvidia-info
hal-device $(hal-find-by-property --key info.linux.driver --string 'nvidia')
>> nvidia-info.txt
nvclock -D >> nvidia-info.txt
cp $HOME/.nvclock/bios*.rom .
cd ..
zip nvidia-info.zip nvidia-info
If people report here information, is better that send all related
information, I know that exist a command line to compare and extract the
most repeated lines and in this case, can be an automated way for found the
coincidences of the different graphics cards affected.
Thunderbird can you try if this collect information that you want?
#/bin/bash by-property --key info.linux.driver --string 'nvidia') by-property --key info.linux.driver --string 'nvidia') by-property --key info.linux.driver --string 'nvidia') vendor_ id >> nvidia-info.txt SOR0_REGS_ BRIGHTNESS >> nvidia-info.txt nvclock/ bios*.rom .
mkdir nvidia-info
cd nvidia-info
hal-device $(hal-find-
| grep pci.product >> nvidia-info.txt
hal-device $(hal-find-
| grep pci.vendor_id >> nvidia-info.txt
hal-device $(hal-find-
| grep pci.subsys_
nvclock -D | grep NV_PDISPLAY_
cp $HOME/.
cd ..
zip nvidia-info.zip nvidia-info
But I think that can be better collect to this way:
#/bin/bash by-property --key info.linux.driver --string 'nvidia') nvclock/ bios*.rom .
mkdir nvidia-info
cd nvidia-info
hal-device $(hal-find-
>> nvidia-info.txt
nvclock -D >> nvidia-info.txt
cp $HOME/.
cd ..
zip nvidia-info.zip nvidia-info
If people report here information, is better that send all related
information, I know that exist a command line to compare and extract the
most repeated lines and in this case, can be an automated way for found the
coincidences of the different graphics cards affected.
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