wick3dr0se
wick3dr0se
Your documentation and effort is tremendous.. It means a lot. I will see if I can reproduce this error and find a possible fix
I really appreciate you sharing the snippet here! As you know, it looks like several of the directories won't appear through virtualization. I will get setup Qemu tonight and work...
Much more should be there but the WSL script is way out of date. I will update what I can. I'll have to setup a Windows VM to write some...
I'm not sure what is causing this *bug* of sorts. I used the same line in the last release and it worked great. I really need to figure this one...
This may fixed now. Make sure to not run sysfetch command from inside the script directory. Trying to find a way to solve that issue as well
Really trying to resolve this as soon as possible.. I look around and went through some alternative's code and noticed they used lspci as well. Finding a work around to...
@IndrekHaav I made a way to extract vendor and device id from /proc/bus/pci/devices, which we can use to get GPU info. I need to see output other than my own...
If anyone can share their output of /proc/bus/pci/devices; I believe we will have the only alternative to lspci, with no dependency. Currently there is no other method to get GPU...
This isn't the right line from /proc/bus/pci/devices. It does contain your vendor ID but there is a specific line that contains the vendor and device ID in the 2nd field...
That's odd.. What type of GPU do you have? I edited my comment above to give more perspective on how it works