Linux Hardware Project

> Hi! > It would be cool to see the logs /var/log/syslog (relevant for DEB-distro) or journalctl (universally for all with systemd) May be we need some subset of the...

Because all devices are usually supported under Windows, we don't need to make a classic probe of devices. Instead, we just need to gather simple plain list of PCI and...

1) Status of each device kind is determined differently. For example, status of the graphics card is determined by driver availability in the system by `lspci/hwinfo`, driver usage by `lsmod`...

How about lm_sensors? https://linux-hardware.org/?probe=3600f5a7a8&log=sensors

Need to think. But usually people don't create more than one or max two probes of the same hardware on average. Comparing different instances of the same hardware is not...

Please share your thoughts on possible metrics to implement. One of the metrics may be minimal/average/maximal temperature per model to find out coolest/hottest models on the market.

The repository with all lm_sensors reports has been created: https://github.com/linuxhw/Sensors But analysis report (see README.md) is not ready yet - just showing minimal reached temp per model.

EDID hex is needed to regenerate human-readable format by latest `edid-decode` in the repository https://github.com/linuxhw/EDID. How can we remove serials from EDID hex value? Need some time to investigate.

Why? The status of your particular drive is green. The warning tells us that other users experience some problems with the same drive model.

I'll remove this obsolete option in the next commit. Thank you!