Previously, the lspcidrake command was not fully usable during the install, it didn't even support the verbose option (-v).
Now, it has a standalone lspcidrake-compliant output and allow verbose listing (with vendor/device IDs).
Previously, the lspcidrake command was not fully usable during the install, it didn't even support the verbose option (-v).
Now, it has a standalone lspcidrake-compliant output and allow verbose listing (with vendor/device IDs).