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ahwd - A sh alternative to lsusb and lspci

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curaga:
The base should be kept minimal, leaving most things extensions. This would be useful to a minority of users; advanced users can already read dmesg and use lspci/lsusb themselves.

Accordingly, we need help with extensions mostly. Maintaining the apps that you use would be useful.

xor:
my utopian idea! philosophically; on the system information screen;
"info; updated drivers for hardware were automatically downloaded!"
I wish he could write.

of course not in the basic kernel version of this one. !
It makes more sense to add it to a parent group distribution. :)

Of course, for now, this project has a few more steps to progress.
For now, maybe the name "ihwdrv.tcz" (info; hardware driver) might be a more universal name.


--- Quote from: Sashank999 on November 09, 2020, 05:17:26 AM ---Hi !

@curaga I think you are saying that this script is not very useful to the TCL as much as I thought. Do you have any suggestions so that it can be eligible enough to join the base ISO ?
Or is there any other area I can help you ?

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xor:
installation guide
can you write a script like this!?


--- Code: ---$ VGADRV
> AMD [1];
> Nvidia [2];
> intel [3]
$ - 1 (enter)
> Radeon HD [1] firmware-radeon.tcz & xf86-video-ati.tcz
> AMD-PRO [2] firmware-amdgpu.tcz & xf86-video-amdgpu.tcz
--- End code ---

If an installation script is created to direct the user,
more efficient loading conditions occur.


--- Quote from: Sashank999 on November 08, 2020, 10:45:18 PM ---Hi !

@xor You are welcome.

I just want the TCL Team to test it and include it in the base Tiny Core ISO. I will also modify ahwd if needed.
I actually named it tchwd(Tiny Core HardWare Detection), insipred from Mhwd(Manjaro hardware detection) but I just didn't decide to that. Once it gets accepted into the base TCL, I will change its name. And also, its free for TCL Team to copyright it.

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mocore:

--- Quote from: xor on November 10, 2020, 03:05:13 AM ---my utopian idea! philosophically; on the system information screen;
"info; updated drivers for hardware were automatically downloaded!"


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hi *

right now this sounds ideal to me , as im currently trying to detect/enable a touch-pad 
while doing so i found this Scan.sh script

http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,23582.msg147801.html#msg147801

could the methods in the Scan.sh , and discussion in the linked thread
 provide any insight / inspiration
 wrt automation of hw detection ( as i guess things must be "detected" before they can be downloaded/installed!! )

Juanito:
You could try this:
--- Code: ---$ sudo /usr/local/lib/libinput/libinput-list-devices
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