Usage
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- $ superiotool
+ $ superiotool [-d] [-V] [-v] [-h]
-Currently the tool will automatically try to detect which Super I/O you
-have, and also dump the register contents.
+ -d | --dump Dump Super I/O registers
+ -V | --verbose Verbose mode
+ -v | --version Show the superiotool version
+ -h | --help Show a short help text
+
+Per default (no options) superiotool will just probe for a Super I/O
+and print its vendor, name, ID, version, and config port.
+
+Typical usage of superiotool:
+
+ - Probe/detect the Super I/O in your mainboard:
+
+ $ superiotool
+
+ - Detailed register dump of the Super I/O (if detected):
+
+ $ superiotool -d
Supported Super I/O Chips
#define SUPERIOTOOL_VERSION "0.1"
+#define USAGE "Usage: superiotool [-d] [-V] [-v] [-h]\n\n\
+ -d | --dump Dump Super I/O registers\n\
+ -V | --verbose Verbose mode\n\
+ -v | --version Show the superiotool version\n\
+ -h | --help Show a short help text\n\n\
+Per default (no options) superiotool will just probe for a Super I/O\n\
+and print its vendor, name, ID, version, and config port.\n"
+
#define ARRAY_SIZE(a) (sizeof(a) / sizeof((a)[0]))
#define EOT -1 /* End Of Table */