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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 23 days ago
I wonder if I should get this packaged: https://codeberg.org/jarkko/lsiommu

In addition of /sys traversal it discovers through libudev. I should probably make this dynamic option and change CONFIG_DISCOVERY to CONFIG_UDEV (i.e. /sys or /sys + udev).

It did not exist in easy single executable form so I did this already long time ago.

You can filter out the info also with lspci but it is tedious/unergonomic :-)

@timojyrinki, How do I do first babysteps to package this for Debian?
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timojyrinki@mastodon.social

Timo Jyrinki

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Edited 23 days ago

@jarkko
Maybe https://mentors.debian.net/ -> our introductory page for maintainers, 1. File WNPP (ITP) bug, 2. Maybe choose Nussbaum's slides (first one I checked) which give a lot of context but can maybe read fast until "Dh (aka Debhelper 7, or dh7)" ie one may start with 3 line rules file and expand with overrides if needed.

Those could be the first baby steps. A long time ago I started at mentors.

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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

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@timojyrinki thanks! would be anyhow good to learn the debian process, appreciate this, thank you!
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