14. Disclaimers etc.

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1. Output of 'pnpdump -v' (should print out header stuff and usage)
2. Output of 'cat /proc/cpuinfo'
3. Output of 'cat /proc/pci'
4. Output of 'cat /proc/interrupts'
5. Output of 'cat /proc/ioports'
6. Output of 'cat /proc/devices'
7. Output of 'cat /usr/include/kernel/autoconf.h' (or the autoconf.h for the kernel you're running).
8. Output of 'lsmod' if you use kernel modules
9. The command lines used to install the relevant device driver kernel modules, or configure the built in device driver (eg setserial).
10. Output of 'dmesg'
11. Output of 'gcc -v'
12. Output of 'ldd prog' where prog is the program giving trouble.
13. Inputs and Outputs of the program giving trouble: 'prog args.. > prog.stdout 2> prog.stderr'
14. The patch that cures the problem !

If you supply a useful patch, or useful idea for improvement, you will automatically be added to AUTHORS and the announcement mailing list, unless you say otherwise.