Three things happen here.
First, Slice's signed version of DirectHW.kext is installed
Source | CloverHackyColor DirectHW Fork |
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Second, pci-ids database (included with DarwinDumper) is checked to see if it's more than 7 days old. If yes AND you have an internet connection, the latest version of the database is downloaded.
Third, lspci tool is run four times, each time producing a different output
-nnvt, -M, -nnvv, -nnvvbxxx
Source | pciutils at git.kernel.org |
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Four files are saved in the latest dump/LSPCI folder:
lspci (nnvv).txt
lspci detailed (nnvvbxxxx).txt
lspci map (M).txt
lspci tree (nnvvt).txt
Note | Root privileges are required to install the DirectHW.kext. |
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