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[Jochen Breuer <brejoc@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is a response from an other computer:  { 'model': 'G80 [GeForce 8800
GTS]', 'vendor': 'nvidia' }
Also usually Salt knows how many GPUs are in the system.

You don't need it to use Salt. At least if you are not doing anything with
the graphics card. But one might e. g. deploy CUDA programs and therefore
you need to know which of the devices has an Nvidia card.



2013/5/12 Gianguido Sorà <gianguidorama@xxxxxxxxx>

> What do you need exactly? When and where saltstack needs a proper gpu
> detection?
> Il giorno 12/mag/2013 22:59, "Jochen Breuer" <brejoc@xxxxxxxxx> ha
> scritto:
>
>> Hello everyone! SaltStack [1] is one of the things I'm currently testing
>> on Ubuntu Touch. For various reasons Salt has some sort of hardware
>> discovery and it seems like most of the hardware is detected properly [2].
>> Salt uses lspci to detect the graphics card on Linux. But lspci is not
>> available on Ubuntu Touch.
>>
>> What else could be used to gather that information? Thanks!
>>
>> [1]: http://saltstack.org
>> [2]: http://pastebin.com/piPRq4ra
>>
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