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myrddin

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where are CLI commands such as lspci
« on: Wed May 17 23:33:22 2017 »
Hi there,
I've installed the base and the devel packages, but there seem to be a number of important system commands missing..
lspci which is part of the pciutils package,, is nowhere to be found....
I am trying to find out what services start at boot, but there are no commands such as 'service' initctl sysv-rc-conf, etc
If I have missed something obvious, please tell me...
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Richard
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Re: where are CLI commands such as lspci
« Reply #1 on: Thu May 18 07:34:17 2017 »
Hi there,
I've installed the base and the devel packages, but there seem to be a number of important system commands missing..
lspci which is part of the pciutils package,, is nowhere to be found....
Just do a:
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get pciutils
lspci

I am trying to find out what services start at boot, but there are no commands such as 'service' initctl sysv-rc-conf, etc
All the services are split as well and can be found via:

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cards search serviceSee http://www.nutyx.org/en/nutyx-man#23

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Re: where are CLI commands such as lspci
« Reply #2 on: Thu May 18 11:48:07 2017 »
Merci,
I feel a little foolish, but it now works....  The best place to hide a pebble is on the beach !!

Bon Weekend
Richard

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Re: where are CLI commands such as lspci
« Reply #3 on: Thu May 18 12:19:48 2017 »
Merci,
I feel a little foolish, but it now works....

Don't worry, enjoy NuTyX : ;) ;) ;)