From 33a1d1ddbc852b44f356605ce16cb67a9061b615 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Harald Hope <smxi@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2023 15:37:14 -0700
Subject: [PATCH] A small point release, mainly for fixes and bugs, plus a few
 minor matching table updates. Also some core tools updates, which make
 supporting gpu devices easier over time, particularly nvidia ones. Also some
 gpu data updates, new nvidia 545, which was unexpected, came out, extending
 the time to next legacy by some months.

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SPECIAL THANKS:

1. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: codeberg user malcolmlewis who also posted both the first
pinxi issue, and the first codeberg issue. I had not thought nvidia would forget
to add their own device IDs to their lists, but they did. This prompted an
upgrade to the gpu_raw.pl/gpu_ids.pl to better handle manual add files for
Nvidia, as well as better overall consistency for gpu data files and processing.

2. SYSTEM: Wakeups: Mint user senjoz for alerting me to the well done but
unfortunately localized to mint forums report on the wrong wakeup count report,
because the data source was not what I thought it was.

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KNOWN ISSUES:

1. Any distro forum person who finds issues related to inxi maybe being wrong or
operating from false assumptions in terms of data sources should ideally find a
way to report these issues directly, either via a codeberg issue, an email, or
something else. It's not possible or practical to track every forum that uses
inxi to debug user issues, so if members of those forums can be more proactive
in terms of sending what appear to be valid issue reports to the inxi project,
that will help a lot.

2. GRAPHICS: GPU: no data for things like Biren and other non AMD/Intel/Nvidia
GPUs. If you are into GPUs, by all means, help us out here!

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BUGS:

1. INFO: main::get_wakeups(): I'd say that despite in the past largely being
correct, using /sys/power/wakeup_count is a bug, but a bug that is excusable
because the docs are just too opaque about what this thing actually refers to.
My assumption re its meaning was clearly wrong.

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FIXES:

1. INFO: main::get_wakeups(): Issue reported via a Mint forum posting which I
was alerted to.

https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2378107#p2378107

This would have made it into inxi 3.3.30 easily since the patch is changing file
name, but I unfortunetly did not become aware of it until right after the
release, On my system, for example, with systemctl suspend instead of the not
working xfce suspend from gui, I get 7 wakeup_count type events counted for each
suspend event. On another system I have, almost same everything, except fully
functioning xfce suspend feature, the success and wakeup_counts are matched.

I found a value of 49000+ digging through my datasets, and I can find no
pattern, nor can I find this clearly documented, so the behavior is simply going
to be use the value, including 0, from /sys/power/suspend_stats/success and
using it if it is defined, and getting rid of /sys/power/wakeup_count completely
as a data source, which I am now no longer sure at all about the meaning of. 1
of my systems has 7 events per resume, one, almost the same setup, has 1.

2. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: Many nvidia fixes, device ID lists updated and corrected.

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ENHANCEMENTS:

1a. PARTITIONS: added puzzlefs, atomfs to excludes. It's unclear, but both sound
like they are like isofs or something like that.

2a. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: added Nvidia Pascal, Hopper, Lovelace device IDs. See
Code 1 for fixes to detections. Added AMD, Intel newer GPU IDs, going with Code
1 and GPU data fixes.

2b. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: updated lists, added Nvidia current EOL data, added
newer kernel/X.org last supported. Added two more memssage types for current,
legacy messages. Found a site that lists EOL for the drivers, that helps.

2c. GRAPHCIS: GPU_DATA: added new 545 driver IDs, updated nv current to 545

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CHANGES:

1. DATA: pinxi/tools/lists: made file names consistent for gpu data types.

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DOCUMENTATION:

1. DOCS: docs/inxi-graphics.txt, docs/inxi-partitions.txt - ongoing updates for
features. More GPU data added, new file system types.

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CODE:

1a. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: pinxi/tools/gpu_raw.pl, pinxi/tools/gpu_ids.pl. Upgraded
to enable basic manual additions to nvidia drivers. Also fixed detections for
Hopper and Lovelace, those were too tight and I missed some device IDs there.

Redid tools/gpu_raw.pl and gpu_ids.pl to have the more predictable file names.

Also changed the file names to be consistent for nv data in pinxi/tools/lists/
  gpu.[amd|intel].full
  gpu.[amd|intel].full.sorted
  gpu.[amd|intel].manual
  gpu.amd.github
  gpu.intel.com
  gpu.nv.[driver].full
  gpu.nv.[driver].full.sorted
  gpu.nv.[driver].manual
  gpu.nv.[driver].raw

This let me bring all the lists up to date, and some manual fixes added in to
some driver sets.

1b. GRAPHICS: GPU_DATA: pinxi/tools/gpu_ids.pl - updated for Nvidia: new
messages, current eol, filled out legacy drivers with their eol based on last
nvidia driver release date.

2. CORE: there were some pointless globals being used, as part of the overall
effort to get rid of globals where sensible, else move them into hashes/arrays,
makes code easier to maintain long term.
---
 inxi           | 277 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------
 inxi.1         |   2 +-
 inxi.changelog | 134 ++++++++++++++++++++++++
 3 files changed, 290 insertions(+), 123 deletions(-)

diff --git a/inxi b/inxi
index edc3633..e8bb254 100755
--- a/inxi
+++ b/inxi
@@ -49,8 +49,8 @@ use POSIX qw(ceil uname strftime ttyname);
 
 ## INXI INFO ##
 my $self_name='inxi';
-my $self_version='3.3.30';
-my $self_date='2023-09-25';
+my $self_version='3.3.31';
+my $self_date='2023-10-31';
 my $self_patch='00';
 ## END INXI INFO ##
 
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ my ($wan_url,$wl_compositors) = ('','');
 my ($bits_sys,$cpu_arch,$ppid);
 my ($cpu_sleep,$dl_timeout,$limit,$ps_cols,$ps_count) = (0.35,4,10,0,5);
 my $sensors_cpu_nu = 0;
-my ($dl_ua,$weather_source,$weather_unit) = ('s-tools/' . $self_name  . '-',100,'mi');
+my ($weather_source,$weather_unit) = (100,'mi');
 
 ## Tools
 my ($display,$ftp_alt);
@@ -424,9 +424,9 @@ sub set_basics {
 	$b_root = $< == 0; # root UID 0, all others > 0
 	$dl{'dl'} = 'curl';
 	$dl{'curl'} = 1;
+	$dl{'fetch'} = 1;
 	$dl{'tiny'} = 1; # note: two modules needed, tested for in set_downloader
 	$dl{'wget'} = 1;
-	$dl{'fetch'} = 1;
 	$client{'console-irc'} = 0;
 	$client{'dcop'} = (check_program('dcop')) ? 1 : 0;
 	$client{'qdbus'} = (check_program('qdbus')) ? 1 : 0;
@@ -2654,6 +2654,7 @@ sub ram_use {
 #### DOWNLOADER
 #### -------------------------------------------------------------------
 
+# args: 0: download type; 1: url; 2: file; 3: [ua type string]
 sub download_file {
 	my ($type, $url, $file,$ua) = @_;
 	my ($cmd,$args,$timeout) = ('','','');
@@ -2675,7 +2676,7 @@ sub download_file {
 	## NOTE: 1 is success, 0 false for Perl
 	if ($dl{'dl'} eq 'tiny'){
 		$cmd = "Using tiny: type: $type \nurl: $url \nfile: $file";
-		$result = get_file_tiny_http($type, $url, $file);
+		$result = get_file_http_tiny($type,$url,$file,$ua);
 		$debug_data = ($type ne 'stdout') ? $result : 'Success: stdout data not null.';
 	}
 	# But: 0 is success, and 1 is false for these
@@ -2707,9 +2708,11 @@ sub download_file {
 	return $result;
 }
 
-sub get_file_tiny_http {
-	my ($type, $url, $file) = @_;
-	my $tiny = HTTP::Tiny->new;
+sub get_file_http_tiny {
+	my ($type,$url,$file,$ua) = @_;
+	$ua = ($ua && $dl{'ua'}) ? $dl{'ua'} . $ua:  '';
+	my %headers = ($ua) ? ('agent' => $ua) : undef;
+	my $tiny = HTTP::Tiny->new(%headers);
 	# note: default is no verify, so default here actually is to verify unless overridden
 	$tiny->verify_SSL => 1 if !$use{'no-ssl'};
 	my $response = $tiny->get($url);
@@ -2756,6 +2759,7 @@ sub get_file_tiny_http {
 sub set_downloader {
 	eval $start if $b_log;
 	my $quiet = '';
+	my $ua_raw = 's-tools/' . $self_name  . '-';
 	$dl{'no-ssl'} = '';
 	$dl{'null'} = '';
 	$dl{'spider'} = '';
@@ -2782,6 +2786,7 @@ sub set_downloader {
 		$dl{'file'} = '';
 		$dl{'stdout'} = '';
 		$dl{'timeout'} = '';
+		$dl{'ua'} = $ua_raw;
 	}
 	elsif ($dl{'curl'} && check_program('curl')){
 		$quiet = '-s ' if !$dbg[1];
@@ -2790,7 +2795,7 @@ sub set_downloader {
 		$dl{'no-ssl'} = ' --insecure';
 		$dl{'stdout'} = " -L ${quiet}";
 		$dl{'timeout'} = ' -y ';
-		$dl{'ua'} = ' -A ' . $dl_ua;
+		$dl{'ua'} = ' -A ' . $ua_raw;
 	}
 	elsif ($dl{'wget'} && check_program('wget')){
 		$quiet = '-q ' if !$dbg[1];
@@ -2800,7 +2805,7 @@ sub set_downloader {
 		$dl{'spider'} = " ${quiet}--spider";
 		$dl{'stdout'} = " $quiet -O -";
 		$dl{'timeout'} = ' -T ';
-		$dl{'ua'} = ' -U ' . $dl_ua;
+		$dl{'ua'} = ' -U ' . $ua_raw;
 	}
 	elsif ($dl{'fetch'} && check_program('fetch')){
 		$quiet = '-q ' if !$dbg[1];
@@ -2809,6 +2814,7 @@ sub set_downloader {
 		$dl{'no-ssl'} = ' --no-verify-peer';
 		$dl{'stdout'} = " ${quiet}-o -";
 		$dl{'timeout'} = ' -T ';
+		$dl{'ua'} = ' --user-agent=' . $ua_raw;
 	}
 	# at least openbsd/netbsd
 	elsif ($bsd_type && check_program('ftp')){
@@ -2817,6 +2823,7 @@ sub set_downloader {
 		$dl{'null'} = ' 2>/dev/null';
 		$dl{'stdout'} = ' -o - ';
 		$dl{'timeout'} = '';
+		$dl{'ua'} = ' -U ' . $ua_raw;
 	}
 	else {
 		$dl{'dl'} = '';
@@ -6260,7 +6267,7 @@ sub show_options {
 	(Linux only)."],
 	['1', '', '--wan-ip-url', "[URL] Skips dig, uses supplied URL for WAN IP (-i). 
 	URL output must end in the IP address. See man. 
-	Example:^$self_name^-i^--wan-ip-url^https://yoursite.com/ip.php"],
+	Example:^$self_name^-i^--wan-ip-url^https://yoursite.com/remote-ip"],
 	['1', '', '--wm', "Force wm: to use wmctrl as data source. Default uses ps."],
 	['0', '', '', $line ],
 	['0', '', '', "Debugging Options:"],
@@ -6951,9 +6958,11 @@ sub make_line {
 	return $line;
 }
 
+# args: 0: type; 1: info [optional]; 2: info [optional]
 sub message {
-	my ($type,$id) = @_;
+	my ($type,$id,$id2) = @_;
 	$id ||= '';
+	$id2 ||= '';
 	my %message = (
 	'arm-cpu-f' => 'Use -f option to see features',
 	'audio-server-on-pipewire-pulse' => 'off (using pipewire-pulse)',
@@ -7018,8 +7027,9 @@ sub message {
 	'note-est' => 'est.',
 	'note-not-reliable' => 'not reliable',
 	'nv-current' => "current (as of $id)",
+	'nv-current-eol' => "current (as of $id; EOL~$id2)",
 	'nv-legacy-active' => "legacy-active (EOL~$id)", 
-	'nv-legacy-eol' => 'legacy (EOL)',
+	'nv-legacy-eol' => "legacy (EOL~$id)",
 	'optical-data' => 'No optical or floppy data found.',
 	'optical-data-bsd' => 'No optical or floppy data found.',
 	'output-control' => "-:: 'Enter' to continue to next block. Any key + 'Enter' to exit:",
@@ -16120,9 +16130,10 @@ sub gl_data {
 			# $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-partial-intel-5500-1.txt";
 			# $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-vbox-debian-etch-1.txt";
 			 $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-x11-neomagic-lenny-1.txt";
-			 $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-nvidia-gl4.6-chr.txt";
-			 $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-intel-atom-dell_studio-bm.txt";
-			 $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-asus_1025c-atom-bm.txt";
+			# $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-nvidia-gl4.6-chr.txt";
+			# $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-intel-atom-dell_studio-bm.txt";
+			# $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-asus_1025c-atom-bm.txt";
+			# $file = "$fake_data_dir/graphics/glxinfo/glxinfo-2011-nvidia-glx1.4.txt";
 			$gl_data= main::reader($file,'','ref');
 		}
 	}
@@ -17984,7 +17995,7 @@ sub set_amd_data {
 	'689b|689c|689d|689e|68a0|68a1|68a8|68a9|68b8|68b9|68ba|68be|68bf|68c0|68c1|' .
 	'68c7|68c8|68c9|68d8|68d9|68da|68de|68e0|68e1|68e4|68e5|68e8|68e9|68f1|68f2|' .
 	'68f8|68f9|68fa|68fe|9640|9641|9642|9643|9644|9645|9647|9648|9649|964a|964b|' .
-	'964c|964e|964f|9802|9803|9804|9805|9806|9807|9808|9809|980a',
+	'964c|964e|964f|9802|9803|9804|9805|9806|9807|9808|9809|980a|9925|9926',
 	'code' => 'Evergreen',
 	'process' => 'TSMC 32-40nm',
 	'years' => '2009-15',
@@ -18014,14 +18025,15 @@ sub set_amd_data {
 	'1312|1313|1315|1316|1317|1318|131b|131c|131d|6640|6641|6646|6647|6649|664d|' .
 	'6650|6651|6658|665c|665d|665f|67a0|67a1|67a2|67a8|67a9|67aa|67b0|67b1|67b8|' .
 	'67b9|67be|9830|9831|9832|9833|9834|9835|9836|9837|9838|9839|983d|9850|9851|' .
-	'9852|9853|9854|9855|9856|9857|9858|9859|985a|985b|985c|985d|985e|985f|9920',
+	'9852|9853|9854|9855|9856|9857|9858|9859|985a|985b|985c|985d|985e|985f|991e|' .
+	'9920|9922',
 	'code' => 'Sea Islands',
 	'process' => 'GF/TSMC 16-28nm',
 	'years' => '2013-17',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'GCN-3',
 	'ids' => '6900|6901|6902|6907|6920|6921|6929|692b|692f|6930|6938|6939|693b|' .
-	'7300|730f|9874|98e4',
+	'7300|730f|9874|98c0|98e4',
 	'code' => 'Volcanic Islands',
 	'process' => 'TSMC 28nm',
 	'years' => '2014-19',
@@ -18065,16 +18077,22 @@ sub set_amd_data {
 	'years' => '2020-22',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'RDNA-3',
-	'ids' => '73a8|73f0|7448|744c|745e|7480|7483|7489',
+	'ids' => '73a8|73c4|73c5|73c8|7448|744c|745e|7460|7461|7470|7478|747e',
 	'code' => 'Navi-3x',
 	'process' => 'TSMC n5 (5nm)',
 	'years' => '2022+',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'RDNA-3',
-	'ids' => '15bf|15c8|164f',
+	'ids' => '73f0|7480|7481|7483|7487|7489|748b|749f',
+	'code' => 'Navi-33',
+	'process' => 'TSMC n6 (6nm)',
+	'years' => '2023+',
+	},
+	{'arch' => 'RDNA-3',
+	'ids' => '15bf|15c8|164f|1900|1901',
 	'code' => 'Phoenix',
 	'process' => 'TSMC n4 (4nm)',
-	'years' => '2022+',
+	'years' => '2023+',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'CDNA-1',
 	'ids' => '7388|738c|738e',
@@ -18220,15 +18238,16 @@ sub set_intel_data {
 	},
 	# gen10 was cancelled., 
 	{'arch' => 'Gen-11',
-	'ids' => '0d16|0d26|0d36|4555|4571|4e55|4e61|4e71|8a50|8a51|8a52|8a53|8a54|' .
-	'8a56|8a57|8a58|8a59|8a5a|8a5b|8a5c|8a5d|8a71|9840|9841',
+	'ids' => '0d16|0d26|0d36|4541|4551|4555|4557|4571|4e51|4e55|4e57|4e61|4e71|' .
+	'8a50|8a51|8a52|8a53|8a54|8a56|8a57|8a58|8a59|8a5a|8a5b|8a5c|8a5d|8a70|8a71|' .
+	'9840|9841',
 	'code' => '',
 	'process' => 'Intel 10nm',
 	'years' => '2019-21',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Gen-12.1',
-	'ids' => '4905|4908|4c8a|4c8b|4c8c|4c90|4c9a|9a40|9a49|9a60|9a68|9a70|9a78|' .
-	'9ac0|9ac9|9ad9|9af8',
+	'ids' => '4905|4907|4908|4c80|4c8a|4c8b|4c8c|4c90|4c9a|9a40|9a49|9a59|9a60|' .
+	'9a68|9a70|9a78|9ac0|9ac9|9ad9|9af8',
 	'code' => '',
 	'process' => 'Intel 10nm',
 	'years' => '2020-21',
@@ -18241,29 +18260,28 @@ sub set_intel_data {
 	'years' => '2021-22+',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Gen-12.5',
-	'ids' => '',
-	'code' => 'Arctic Sound',
-	'pattern' => 'Arctic',
+	'ids' => '0bd0|0bd5|0bd6|0bd7|0bd9|0bda|0bdb',
+	'code' => '',
 	'process' => 'Intel 10nm',
-	'years' => '2021-22+',
+	'years' => '2021-23+',
 	},
 	# Jupiter Sound cancelled?
 	{'arch' => 'Gen-12.7',
-	'ids' => '5690|5691|5692|5693|5694|5698|56a0|56a1|56a3|56a4|56a5|56a6|56a7|' .
-	'56a8|56a9',
+	'ids' => '5690|5691|5692|5693|5694|5695|5696|5697|5698|56a0|56a1|56a3|56a4|' .
+	'56a5|56a6|56a7|56a8|56a9|56b0|56b1|56b2|56b3',
 	'code' => 'Alchemist',
 	'process' => 'TSMC n6 (7nm)',
 	'years' => '2022+',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Gen-12.7',
 	'ids' => '56c0|56c1',
-	'code' => 'XeHPG',
+	'code' => '',
 	'process' => 'TSMC n6 (7nm)',
 	'years' => '2022+',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Gen-13',
-	'ids' => 'a720|a721|a780|a781|a782|a783|a788|a789|a78a|a78b|a7a0|a7a1|a7a8|' .
-	'a7a9',
+	'ids' => 'a720|a721|a74d|a780|a781|a782|a783|a788|a789|a78a|a78b|a7a0|a7a1|' .
+	'a7a8|a7a9|a7aa|a7ab|a7ac|a7ad',
 	'code' => '',
 	'process' => 'Intel 7 (10nm)',
 	'years' => '2022+',
@@ -18283,7 +18301,7 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	# 0008|0009|0010|0018|0019
 	# and these are vendor id: 10de for 73.14
 	# 0020|0028|0029|002c|002d|00a0|0100|0101|0103|0150|0151|0152|0153
-	my $status_eol = main::message('nv-legacy-eol');
+	# generic fallback if we don't have the actual EOL termination date
 	my $date = $self_date;
 	$date =~ s/-\d+$//;
 	my $status_current = main::message('nv-current',$date);
@@ -18299,7 +18317,7 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'process' => 'TSMC 220-350nm',
 	'release' => '71.86.15',
 	'series' => '71.86.xx',
-	'status' => $status_eol,
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2011-08-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '1.7',
 	'years' => '1998-2000',
 	},
@@ -18311,7 +18329,7 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'process' => 'TSMC 150-220nm',
 	'release' => '71.86.15',
 	'series' => '71.86.xx',
-	'status' => $status_eol,
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2011-08-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '1.7',
 	'years' => '1999-2005',
 	},
@@ -18324,7 +18342,7 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'process' => 'TSMC 150-220nm',
 	'release' => '96.43.23',
 	'series' => '96.43.xx',
-	'status' => $status_eol,
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2012-09-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '1.12',
 	'years' => '1999-2005',
 	},
@@ -18332,17 +18350,18 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'ids' => '0170|0171|0172|0173|0174|0175|0176|0177|0178|0179|017a|017c|017d|' .
 	'0181|0182|0183|0185|0188|018a|018b|018c|01f0|0200|0201|0202|0203|0250|0251|' .
 	'0253|0258|0259|025b|0280|0281|0282|0286|0288|0289|028c',
-	'code' => 'NV[12]x',
+	'code' => 'NV2x',
 	'kernel' => '3.6',
 	'legacy' => 1,
 	'process' => 'TSMC 150nm',
 	'release' => '96.43.23',
 	'series' => '96.43.xx',
-	'status' => $status_eol,
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2012-09-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '1.12',
-	'years' => '2001-03',
+	'years' => '2001-2003',
 	},
 	## Legacy 173.14.xx
+	# process: IBM 130, TSMC 130-150
 	{'arch' => 'Rankine',
 	'ids' => '00fa|00fb|00fc|00fd|00fe|0301|0302|0308|0309|0311|0312|0314|031a|' .
 	'031b|031c|0320|0321|0322|0323|0324|0325|0326|0327|0328|032a|032b|032c|032d|' .
@@ -18350,14 +18369,16 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'code' => 'NV3x',
 	'kernel' => '3.12',
 	'legacy' => 1,
-	'process' => '130-150nm', # IBM 130, TSMC 130-150
+	'process' => '130-150nm',
 	'release' => '173.14.39',
 	'series' => '173.14.xx',
-	'status' => $status_eol,
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2013-12-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '1.15',
-	'years' => '2003-05',
+	'years' => '2003-2005',
 	},
 	## Legacy 304.xx
+	# code: hard to get these, roughly MCP[567]x/NV4x/G7x
+	# process: IBM 130, TSMC 90-110
 	{'arch' => 'Curie',
 	'ids' => '0040|0041|0042|0043|0044|0045|0046|0047|0048|004e|0090|0091|0092|' .
 	'0093|0095|0098|0099|009d|00c0|00c1|00c2|00c3|00c8|00c9|00cc|00cd|00ce|00f1|' .
@@ -18368,18 +18389,20 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'0292|0293|0294|0295|0297|0298|0299|029a|029b|029c|029d|029e|029f|02e0|02e1|' .
 	'02e2|02e3|02e4|038b|0390|0391|0392|0393|0394|0395|0397|0398|0399|039c|039e|' .
 	'03d0|03d1|03d2|03d5|03d6|0531|0533|053a|053b|053e|07e0|07e1|07e2|07e3|07e5',
-	'code' => '', # hard to get these, roughly MCP[567]x/NV4x/G7x
+	'code' => '', 
 	'kernel' => '4.13',
 	'legacy' => 1,
-	'process' => '90-130nm', # IBM 130, TSMC 90-110
+	'process' => '90-130nm', 
 	'release' => '304.137',
 	'series' => '304.xx',
-	'status' => $status_eol,
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2017-09-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '1.19',
-	'years' => '2003-13',
+	'years' => '2003-2013',
 	},
 	## Legacy 340.xx
 	# these are both Tesla and Tesla 2.0
+	# code: not clear, 8800/GT2xx/maybe G7x
+	# years: 2006-2010 Tesla 2007-2013 Tesla 2.0
 	{'arch' => 'Tesla',
 	'ids' => '0191|0193|0194|0197|019d|019e|0400|0401|0402|0403|0404|0405|0406|' .
 	'0407|0408|0409|040a|040b|040c|040d|040e|040f|0410|0420|0421|0422|0423|0424|' .
@@ -18398,28 +18421,28 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'0a65|0a66|0a67|0a68|0a69|0a6a|0a6c|0a6e|0a6f|0a70|0a71|0a72|0a73|0a74|0a75|' .
 	'0a76|0a78|0a7a|0a7c|0ca0|0ca2|0ca3|0ca4|0ca5|0ca7|0ca8|0ca9|0cac|0caf|0cb0|' .
 	'0cb1|0cbc|10c0|10c3|10c5|10d8',
-	'code' => '', # not clear, 8800/GT2xx/maybe G7x
+	'code' => '', 
 	'kernel' => '5.4',
 	'legacy' => 1,
 	'process' => '40-80nm',
 	'release' => '340.108',
 	'series' => '340.xx',
-	'status' => $status_eol,
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2019-12-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '1.20',
-	'years' => '2006-13',
+	'years' => '2006-2013',
 	},
 	## Legacy 367.xx
 	{'arch' => 'Kepler',
 	'ids' => '0fef|0ff2|11bf',
 	'code' => 'GKxxx',
-	'kernel' => '',
+	'kernel' => '5.4',
 	'legacy' => 1,
 	'process' => 'TSMC 28nm',
 	'release' => '',
 	'series' => '367.xx',
-	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-active','late 2022'),
-	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2012-18',
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2017'),
+	'xorg' => '1.20',
+	'years' => '2012-2018',
 	},
 	## Legacy 390.xx
 	# this is Fermi, Fermi 2.0
@@ -18434,14 +18457,14 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'1207|1208|1210|1211|1212|1213|1241|1243|1244|1245|1246|1247|1248|1249|124b|' .
 	'124d|1251',
 	'code' => 'GF1xx',
-	'kernel' => '',
+	'kernel' => '6.0',
 	'legacy' => 1,
 	'process' => '40/28nm',
-	'release' => '',
+	'release' => '390.157',
 	'series' => '390.xx+',
-	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-active','late 2022'),
-	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2010-16',
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-eol','2022-11-22'),
+	'xorg' => '1.21',
+	'years' => '2010-2016',
 	},
 	## Legacy 470.xx
 	{'arch' => 'Fermi 2',
@@ -18452,10 +18475,12 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'process' => 'TSMC 28nm',
 	'release' => '',
 	'series' => '470.xx+',
-	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-active','2023/24'),
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-active','2024-09-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2010-16',
+	'years' => '2010-2016',
 	},
+	# GT 720M and 805A/810A are the same cpu id.
+	# years: 2012-2018 Kepler 2013-2015 Kepler 2.0
 	{'arch' => 'Kepler',
 	'ids' => '0fc6|0fc8|0fc9|0fcd|0fce|0fd1|0fd2|0fd3|0fd4|0fd5|0fd8|0fd9|0fdf|' .
 	'0fe0|0fe1|0fe2|0fe3|0fe4|0fe9|0fea|0fed|0fee|0ff6|0ff8|0ff9|0ffa|0ffb|0ffc|' .
@@ -18471,9 +18496,9 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'process' => 'TSMC 28nm',
 	'release' => '',
 	'series' => '470.xx+',
-	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-active','2023/24'),
+	'status' => main::message('nv-legacy-active','2024-09-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2012-18',
+	'years' => '2012-2018',
 	},
 	## Current Active Series
 	# load microarch data, as stuff goes legacy, these will form new legacy items.
@@ -18482,47 +18507,45 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'1380|1381|1382|1390|1391|1392|1393|1398|1399|139a|139b|139c|139d|13b0|13b1|' .
 	'13b2|13b3|13b4|13b6|13b9|13ba|13bb|13bc|13c0|13c2|13d7|13d8|13d9|13da|13f0|' .
 	'13f1|13f2|13f3|13f8|13f9|13fa|13fb|1401|1402|1406|1407|1427|1430|1431|1436|' .
-	'1617|1618|1619|161a|1667|174d|174e|179c|17c8|17f0|17f1|17fd|1c8c|1c8d|1c90|' .
-	'1c91|1d10|1d12|1e91|1ed1|1ed3|1f14|1f54',
+	'1617|1618|1619|161a|1667|174d|174e|179c|17c8|17f0|17f1|17fd|1c90|1d10|1d12',
 	'code' => 'GMxxx',
 	'kernel' => '',
 	'legacy' => 0,
 	'process' => 'TSMC 28nm',
 	'release' => '',
-	'series' => '535.xx+',
-	'status' => $status_current,
+	'series' => '545.xx+',
+	'status' => main::message('nv-current-eol',$date,'2026-12-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2014-19',
+	'years' => '2014-2019',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Pascal',
 	'ids' => '15f0|15f7|15f8|15f9|17c2|1b00|1b02|1b06|1b30|1b38|1b80|1b81|1b82|' .
-	'1b83|1b84|1b87|1ba0|1ba1|1ba2|1bb0|1bb1|1bb4|1bb5|1bb6|1bb7|1bb8|1bb9|1bbb|' .
-	'1bc7|1be0|1be1|1c02|1c03|1c04|1c06|1c07|1c09|1c20|1c21|1c22|1c23|1c30|1c31|' .
-	'1c60|1c61|1c62|1c81|1c82|1c83|1c8c|1c8d|1c8f|1c90|1c91|1c92|1c94|1c96|1cb1|' .
-	'1cb2|1cb3|1cb6|1cba|1cbb|1cbc|1cbd|1cfa|1cfb|1d01|1d02|1d11|1d13|1d16|1d33|' .
-	'1d34|1d52',
+	'1b83|1b84|1b87|1ba0|1ba1|1ba2|1bb0|1bb1|1bb3|1bb4|1bb5|1bb6|1bb7|1bb8|1bb9|' .
+	'1bbb|1bc7|1be0|1be1|1c02|1c03|1c04|1c06|1c07|1c09|1c20|1c21|1c22|1c23|1c30|' .
+	'1c31|1c60|1c61|1c62|1c81|1c82|1c83|1c8c|1c8d|1c8f|1c90|1c91|1c92|1c94|1c96|' .
+	'1cb1|1cb2|1cb3|1cb6|1cba|1cbb|1cbc|1cbd|1cfa|1cfb|1d01|1d02|1d11|1d13|1d16|' .
+	'1d33|1d34|1d52',
 	'code' => 'GP10x',
 	'kernel' => '',
 	'legacy' => 0,
 	'process' => 'TSMC 16nm',
 	'release' => '',
-	'series' => '535.xx+',
-	'status' => $status_current,
+	'series' => '545.xx+',
+	'status' => main::message('nv-current-eol',$date,'2026-12-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2016-21',
+	'years' => '2016-2021',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Volta',
-	'ids' => '1d81|1db1|1db3|1db4|1db5|1db6|1db7|1db8|1dba|1df0|1df2|1df6|1fb0|' .
-	'20b0|20b6',
+	'ids' => '1d81|1db1|1db3|1db4|1db5|1db6|1db7|1db8|1dba|1df0|1df2|1df6|1fb0',
 	'code' => 'GV1xx',
 	'kernel' => '',
 	'legacy' => 0,
 	'process' => 'TSMC 12nm',
 	'release' => '',
-	'series' => '535.xx+',
-	'status' => $status_current,
+	'series' => '545.xx+',
+	'status' => main::message('nv-current-eol',$date,'2026-12-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2017-20',
+	'years' => '2017-2020',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Turing',
 	'ids' => '1e02|1e04|1e07|1e09|1e30|1e36|1e78|1e81|1e82|1e84|1e87|1e89|1e90|' .
@@ -18536,53 +18559,55 @@ sub set_nv_data {
 	'legacy' => 0,
 	'process' => 'TSMC 12nm FF',
 	'release' => '',
-	'series' => '535.xx+',
-	'status' => $status_current,
+	'series' => '545.xx+',
+	'status' => main::message('nv-current-eol',$date,'2026-12-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2018-22',
+	'years' => '2018-2022',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Ampere',
-	'ids' => '20b0|20b2|20b3|20b5|20b7|20bd|20f1|20f3|20f5|20f6|2203|2204|2206|' .
-	'2207|2208|220a|220d|2216|2230|2231|2232|2233|2235|2236|2237|2238|2414|2420|' .
-	'2438|2460|2482|2484|2486|2487|2488|2489|248a|249c|249d|24a0|24b0|24b1|24b6|' .
-	'24b7|24b8|24b9|24ba|24bb|24c7|24c9|24dc|24dd|24e0|24fa|2503|2504|2507|2508|' .
-	'2520|2521|2523|2531|2544|2560|2563|2571|2582|25a0|25a2|25a5|25ab|25ac|25b6|' .
-	'25b8|25b9|25ba|25bb|25bc|25bd|25e0|25e2|25e5|25ec|25f9|25fa|25fb|2838',
+	'ids' => '20b0|20b2|20b3|20b5|20b6|20b7|20bd|20f1|20f3|20f5|20f6|2203|2204|' .
+	'2206|2207|2208|220a|220d|2216|2230|2231|2232|2233|2235|2236|2237|2238|2414|' .
+	'2420|2438|2460|2482|2484|2486|2487|2488|2489|248a|249c|249d|24a0|24b0|24b1|' .
+	'24b6|24b7|24b8|24b9|24ba|24bb|24c7|24c9|24dc|24dd|24e0|24fa|2503|2504|2507|' .
+	'2508|2520|2521|2523|2531|2544|2560|2563|2571|2582|25a0|25a2|25a5|25ab|25ac|' .
+	'25b6|25b8|25b9|25ba|25bb|25bc|25bd|25e0|25e2|25e5|25ec|25f9|25fa|25fb|2838',
 	'code' => 'GAxxx',
 	'kernel' => '',
 	'legacy' => 0,
 	'process' => 'TSMC n7 (7nm)',
 	'release' => '',
-	'series' => '535.xx+',
-	'status' => $status_current,
+	'series' => '545.xx+',
+	'status' => main::message('nv-current-eol',$date,'2026-12-xx'),
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2020-23',
+	'years' => '2020-2023',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Hopper',
-	'ids' => '2321|2330|2331|2339',
+	'ids' => '2321|2322|2324|2330|2331|2339|233a',
 	'code' => 'GH1xx',
 	'kernel' => '',
 	'legacy' => 0,
 	'process' => 'TSMC n4 (5nm)',
 	'release' => '',
-	'series' => '535.xx+',
+	'series' => '545.xx+',
 	'status' => $status_current,
 	'xorg' => '',
 	'years' => '2022+',
 	},
 	{'arch' => 'Lovelace',
-	'ids' => '2684|26b1|26b5|2704|2717|2757|2782|2786|27a0|27b8|27e0|2803|2805|' .
-	'2820|2860|2882|28a0|28a1|28e0|28e1',
+	'ids' => '2684|26b1|26b2|26b5|26b9|2704|2717|2730|2757|2770|2782|2786|27a0|' .
+	'27b0|27b1|27b2|27b8|27ba|27bb|27e0|27fb|2803|2805|2820|2860|2882|28a0|28a1|' .
+	'28e0|28e1',
 	'code' => 'AD1xx',
 	'kernel' => '',
 	'legacy' => 0,
 	'process' => 'TSMC n4 (5nm)',
 	'release' => '',
-	'series' => '535.xx+',
+	'series' => '545.xx+',
 	'status' => $status_current,
 	'xorg' => '',
-	'years' => '2022-23+',
+	'years' => '2022+',
 	},
+
 	],
 }
 
@@ -20778,15 +20803,16 @@ sub wan_ip {
 	my ($b_dig,$b_html,$ip,$ua);
 	my $num = 0;
 	# time: 0.06 - 0.07 seconds
-	# cisco opendns.com may be terminating supporting this one, sometimes works, sometimes not: 
-	# use -4/6 to force ipv 4 or 6, but generally we want the 'natural' native
-	# ip returned.
-	# dig +short +time=1 +tries=1 myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com 
-	# dig +short @ns1-1.akamaitech.net ANY whoami.akamai.net
-	# this one can take forever, and sometimes requires explicit -4 or -6
-	# dig -4 TXT +short o-o.myaddr.l.google.com @ns1.google.com
+	# Cisco opendns.com may be terminating supporting this one, sometimes works, sometimes not: 
+	# use -4/6 to force ipv 4 or 6, but generally we want the 'natural' native ip returned.
+	# dig +short +time=1 +tries=1 myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com :: 0.021s
+	# Works but is slow:
+	# dig +short @ns1-1.akamaitech.net ANY whoami.akamai.net :: 0.156s
+	# This one can take forever, and sometimes requires explicit -4 or -6
+	# dig -4 TXT +short o-o.myaddr.l.google.com @ns1.google.com :: 0.026s; 1.087ss
 	if (!$force{'no-dig'} && (my $program = main::check_program('dig'))){
 		$ip = (main::grabber("$program +short +time=1 +tries=1 \@ns1-1.akamaitech.net ANY whoami.akamai.net 2>/dev/null"))[0];
+		$ip =~ s/"//g if $ip; # some return IP in quotes, when using TXT
 		$b_dig = 1;
 	}
 	if (!$ip && !$force{'no-html-wan'}){
@@ -20794,16 +20820,19 @@ sub wan_ip {
 		if (!defined $dl{'no-ssl'}){
 			main::set_downloader();
 		}
-		# note: tests: akamai: 0.055 - 0.065 icanhazip.com: 0.177 0.164
-		# smxi: 0.525, so almost 10x slower. Dig is fast too
+		# note: tests: akamai: 0.015 - 0.025 icanhazip.com: 0.020 0.030
+		# smxi: 0.230, so ~10x slower. Dig is not as fast as you'd expect
+		# dig: 0.167s 0.156s
 		# leaving smxi as last test because I know it will always be up.
 		# --wan-ip-url replaces values with user supplied arg
-		# 0.059s: http://whatismyip.akamai.com/
-		# 0.255s: https://get.geojs.io/v1/ip
-		# 0.371s: http://icanhazip.com/
-		# 0.430s: https://smxi.org/opt/ip.php
+		# 0.020s: http://whatismyip.akamai.com/
+		# 0.136s: https://get.geojs.io/v1/ip
+		# 0.024s: http://icanhazip.com/
+		# 0.027s: ifconfig.io
+		# 0.230s: https://smxi.org/opt/ip.php
+		# 0.023s: https://api.ipify.org :: NOTE: hangs, widely variable times, don't use
 		my @urls = (!$wan_url) ? qw(http://whatismyip.akamai.com/ 
-		 http://icanhazip.com/ https://smxi.org/opt/ip.php) : ($wan_url);
+		http://icanhazip.com/ https://smxi.org/opt/ip.php) : ($wan_url);
 		foreach (@urls){
 			$ua = 'ip' if $_ =~ /smxi/;
 			$ip = main::download_file('stdout',$_,'',$ua);
@@ -21904,8 +21933,8 @@ sub set_filters {
 	#  mergerfs, mhddfs, overla(id|y)(fs)?, squashfs, unionfs;
 	# ISO/Archive: archive(mount)?, atlas, avfs. borg, erofs, fuse-archive, 
 	#  fuseiso, gzipfs, iso9660, lofs, vdfuse, wimmountfs, xbfuse
-	# FUSE: adbfs, apfs-fuse, gvfs, gvfs-mtp, ifuse, jmtpfs, mtpfs, ptpfs,
-	#  simple-mtpfs, vramfs, xmlfs
+	# FUSE: adbfs, apfs-fuse, atomfs, gvfs, gvfs-mtp, ifuse, jmtpfs, mtpfs, ptpfs, 
+	#  puzzlefs, simple-mtpfs, vramfs, xmlfs
 	# System fs: cgmfs, configfs, debugfs, devfs, devtmpfs, efivarfs, fdescfs, 
 	#  hugetlbfs, kernfs, linprocfs, linsysfs, lxcfs, procfs, ptyfs, run, 
 	#  securityfs, shm, swap, sys, sysfs, tmpfs, tracefs, type, udev, vartmp
@@ -21915,11 +21944,11 @@ sub set_filters {
 	my @all = qw%au av e?crypt enc ero gocrypt i (fuse-?)?iso iso9660 lo merger 
 	mhdd overla(id|y) splitview(-?fuse)? squash union xbfuse%;
 	## These are fuse/archive/distributed/remote/clustered mostly
-	my @exclude = (@all,qw%9p (open-?)?a adb archive(mount)? astream atlas 
+	my @exclude = (@all,qw%9p (open-?)?a adb archive(mount)? astream atlas atom
 	beeg borg c ceph chiron ci cloudstore curlftp d dav dce 
 	g gdrive gfarm git gluster gmail gocrypt google-drive-ocaml gp gphoto gv gzip
 	hd httpd hubic ip juice k(osmos)? .*la lizard lustre magma mapr moose .*mtp 
-	null p?n objective oc one orange pan .*ptp pv rclone restic rozo 
+	null p?n objective oc one orange pan .*ptp puzzle pv rclone restic rozo 
 	s s3 scality sheepdog sp ssh smb v9 vd vm vram weka wim(mount)? xb xml 
 	xtreem%);
 	# Various RAM based system FS
@@ -36041,12 +36070,16 @@ sub process_power {
 }
 }
 
-# note: seen instance in android where reading file hangs endlessly!!!
+# note: seen android instance where reading file wakeup_count hangs endlessly.
+# Some systems also report > 1 wakeup events per wakeup with 
+# /sys/power/wakeup_count, thus, we are using /sys/power/suspend_stats/success 
+# which does not appear to have that issue.
 sub get_wakeups {
 	eval $start if $b_log;
 	return if %risc;
-	my ($wakeups);
-	my $path = '/sys/power/wakeup_count';
+	my ($path,$wakeups);
+	# this increments on suspend, but you can't see it until wake, numbers work.
+	$path = '/sys/power/suspend_stats/success';
 	$wakeups = reader($path,'strip',0) if -r $path;
 	eval $end if $b_log;
 	return $wakeups;
diff --git a/inxi.1 b/inxi.1
index 8739392..fbaac8e 100644
--- a/inxi.1
+++ b/inxi.1
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
 .\"  with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
 .\"  51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA.
 .\"  
-.TH INXI 1 "2023\-09\-25" "inxi" "inxi manual"
+.TH INXI 1 "2023\-10\-31" "inxi" "inxi manual"
 
 .SH NAME
 inxi \- Command line system information script for console and IRC
diff --git a/inxi.changelog b/inxi.changelog
index 8f480c2..c54e684 100644
--- a/inxi.changelog
+++ b/inxi.changelog
@@ -1,3 +1,137 @@
+================================================================================
+Version: 3.3.31
+Patch: 00
+Date: 2023-10-31
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+RELEASE NOTES:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+A small point release, mainly for fixes and bugs, plus a few minor matching 
+table updates. Also some core tools updates, which make supporting gpu devices 
+easier over time, particularly nvidia ones. Also some gpu data updates, new 
+nvidia 545, which was unexpected, came out, extending the time to next legacy by
+some months.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+SPECIAL THANKS:
+
+1. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: codeberg user malcolmlewis who also posted both the first 
+pinxi issue, and the first codeberg issue. I had not thought nvidia would forget 
+to add their own device IDs to their lists, but they did. This prompted an 
+upgrade to the gpu_raw.pl/gpu_ids.pl to better handle manual add files for 
+Nvidia, as well as better overall consistency for gpu data files and processing.
+
+2. SYSTEM: Wakeups: Mint user senjoz for alerting me to the well done but 
+unfortunately localized to mint forums report on the wrong wakeup count report, 
+because the data source was not what I thought it was.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+KNOWN ISSUES:
+
+1. Any distro forum person who finds issues related to inxi maybe being wrong or 
+operating from false assumptions in terms of data sources should ideally find a 
+way to report these issues directly, either via a codeberg issue, an email, or 
+something else. It's not possible or practical to track every forum that uses 
+inxi to debug user issues, so if members of those forums can be more proactive 
+in terms of sending what appear to be valid issue reports to the inxi project, 
+that will help a lot.
+
+2. GRAPHICS: GPU: no data for things like Biren and other non AMD/Intel/Nvidia
+GPUs. If you are into GPUs, by all means, help us out here!
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+BUGS:
+
+1. INFO: main::get_wakeups(): I'd say that despite in the past largely being 
+correct, using /sys/power/wakeup_count is a bug, but a bug that is excusable 
+because the docs are just too opaque about what this thing actually refers to. 
+My assumption re its meaning was clearly wrong.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+FIXES:
+
+1. INFO: main::get_wakeups(): Issue reported via a Mint forum posting which I 
+was alerted to. 
+
+https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2378107#p2378107
+
+This would have made it into inxi 3.3.30 easily since the patch is changing file 
+name, but I unfortunetly did not become aware of it until right after the 
+release, On my system, for example, with systemctl suspend instead of the not 
+working xfce suspend from gui, I get 7 wakeup_count type events counted for each 
+suspend event. On another system I have, almost same everything, except fully 
+functioning xfce suspend feature, the success and wakeup_counts are matched. 
+
+I found a value of 49000+ digging through my datasets, and I can find no 
+pattern, nor can I find this clearly documented, so the behavior is simply going 
+to be use the value, including 0, from /sys/power/suspend_stats/success and 
+using it if it is defined, and getting rid of /sys/power/wakeup_count completely 
+as a data source, which I am now no longer sure at all about the meaning of. 1 
+of my systems has 7 events per resume, one, almost the same setup, has 1.
+
+2. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: Many nvidia fixes, device ID lists updated and corrected.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ENHANCEMENTS:
+
+1a. PARTITIONS: added puzzlefs, atomfs to excludes. It's unclear, but both sound 
+like they are like isofs or something like that.
+
+2a. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: added Nvidia Pascal, Hopper, Lovelace device IDs. See 
+Code 1 for fixes to detections. Added AMD, Intel newer GPU IDs, going with Code 
+1 and GPU data fixes.
+
+2b. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: updated lists, added Nvidia current EOL data, added 
+newer kernel/X.org last supported. Added two more memssage types for current,
+legacy messages. Found a site that lists EOL for the drivers, that helps.
+
+2c. GRAPHCIS: GPU_DATA: added new 545 driver IDs, updated nv current to 545
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+CHANGES:
+
+1. DATA: pinxi/tools/lists: made file names consistent for gpu data types.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+DOCUMENTATION:
+
+1. DOCS: docs/inxi-graphics.txt, docs/inxi-partitions.txt - ongoing updates for
+features. More GPU data added, new file system types.
+
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+CODE:
+
+1a. GRAPHICS: GPU DATA: pinxi/tools/gpu_raw.pl, pinxi/tools/gpu_ids.pl. Upgraded
+to enable basic manual additions to nvidia drivers. Also fixed detections for
+Hopper and Lovelace, those were too tight and I missed some device IDs there.
+
+Redid tools/gpu_raw.pl and gpu_ids.pl to have the more predictable file names.
+
+Also changed the file names to be consistent for nv data in pinxi/tools/lists/
+  gpu.[amd|intel].full
+  gpu.[amd|intel].full.sorted
+  gpu.[amd|intel].manual
+  gpu.amd.github
+  gpu.intel.com
+  gpu.nv.[driver].full
+  gpu.nv.[driver].full.sorted
+  gpu.nv.[driver].manual
+  gpu.nv.[driver].raw
+  
+This let me bring all the lists up to date, and some manual fixes added in to
+some driver sets. 
+
+1b. GRAPHICS: GPU_DATA: pinxi/tools/gpu_ids.pl - updated for Nvidia: new 
+messages, current eol, filled out legacy drivers with their eol based on last
+nvidia driver release date.
+
+2. CORE: there were some pointless globals being used, as part of the overall 
+effort to get rid of globals where sensible, else move them into hashes/arrays,
+makes code easier to maintain long term. 
+  
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+-- Harald Hope - Tue, 31 Oct 2023 13:08:12 -0700
+
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