fixed a bug that made two networking chips of same company when identical create one single doubled driver output.
Also added in pcibus id output for -x option with networking and audio cards.
Optimized to not do repeated tests of tools for functions that are used more than one time.
Added boolean tested flags, and global app path variables to handle this.
this can knock off up to 10 or more type -p app exists type tests for one script execution.
Found and fixed 2 real bugs:
1 - driver module version print out was broken for both networking and audio, and audio was not at all working due to improperly formatted
module names being sent to get module driver version function.
2 - runlevel show was broken, was using a bad path. Fixed, and also made runlevels show now for -F/-xI output
Updated top comment header to correctly show true script Depends and true Recommends. Recommends section now also lists which options require
which applications, and I updated/corrected the debian package names for each application.
Redid the recommended app testing also, now the app is only tested for locally in the get data function when it is requested.
Cleaned up some other irregular code methods.
Might be one more fix to get it more consistent.
Added in support for unmounted lvm type syntax in unmounted partitions function, /dev/dm-1, I forgot about that possibiliity.
Fixed/patched hfs detection based on a file -s sample data chunk. Added hfsj, which I assume is hfs+, who knows for sure.
found a bug, inxi is using gawk before the depends check, this creates bad output in ubuntu/mint unless it has gawk.
Fixed by moving tests to after dependency checks.
Added nvidia only gpu temp output for multiple gpus. If > 1 gpu screen is detected, it will output the gpu temp data for each
discovered screen.
For 1 gpu with nvidia, it will show screen nu if you use the -x option, or with -F
This is an nvidia proprietary driver feature only.
yum made more robust, added /etc/yum.conf support, added support for older syntaxes in redhat, added missing data support.
And that's it I hope for yum.