"Combelles, Christophe (MED, ALTEN)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If some hardware we own is not in the ldetect-lst, what should we do
> to help ? What information is needed, and what are the tools to
> provide them ? (lspci ? ddcxinfos ? cat /proc/something...???)
lspci output *may* help but its database content is aleaready in
ldetect-lst so ...
/proc/cpuinfo may be usefull.
> for graphic card ?
basically, for pci or usb devices, what we need is :
- the pci||usb ids (lspcidrake -v will give you them)
- the module to use (or "Card:..." for a gfx card, ...)
- a description string (in "Vendor|Device description" format)
eg: "Intel Corporation|82801AA 810 Chipset USB Controller"
> for monitor ?
we need a string and supported frequency range (see
soft/ldetect-lst/lst/MonitorsDB)
> for a scanner ?
scannerdrake has its own scanner db (see
soft/ldetect-lst/lst/ScannerDB)
basically, we need a name string, a driver name and a type name
> for ISA sound card ?
we don't handle isa sound card. only sndconfig does.
ps: (all soft/ldetect-lst/lst/XXX files means these're ldetect-lst
files, located in soft/ldetect-lst/lst/ cvs module)
