The simple tool is called om-bug-report.
The tool will gather useful informations from:
- various configuration files (in /etc/*)
- various /proc entries (which let know informations about kernel configuration)
- grub configuration (the boot program)
- lspcidrake output (for PCI devices listing)
- lsusb output (for USB devices listing)
- dmidecode output (to get informations about hardware from the BIOS)
- systemctl –failed (to report systems or services that failed to be started)
- journalctl -b (for showing log of current boot)
- rpm -qa (for listing installed packages)
- gcc version (for the version of the compiler)
Then will create the omdv-bug-report file in your /home directory
This file should be attached to any bugreport.
It will help speed up the work of bug squasher and simplify the work of the bug reporter by quickly providing detailed information.
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