           SPELL=lshwd
         VERSION=2.0-rc4
          SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.gz
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION
   SOURCE_URL[0]=http://user-contributions.org/projects/$SPELL/source/$SOURCE
     SOURCE_HASH='sha512:4c301ae4a29c616a169fb90c45fa468846cd04dabccf147bff74b1b89ab8ab9df9658d53d6029458712511277e73be9d029f229978d25038fc763e02640f3602'
        WEB_SITE=http://user-contributions.org/projects/lshwd/
         ENTERED=20051112
      LICENSE[0]=GPL
        KEYWORDS="utils"
           SHORT="lists hardware and approp modules"
cat << EOF
lshwd - lists hardware devices and their approp modules. currently supports pci
,usb, pcmcia, and firewire devices. lshwd uses pcitable & usbtable files (can
be located at same directory or /usr/share/hwdata) for displaying extended
description and module names. module names are then parsed for generic names
and changes accordingly.
lshwd is a simple device lister with some very handy options. ideally, its
functionality should be similiar to kudzu/hwsetup but without the lag. when used
with '-a' it should auto-load approp modules. lshwd is intended for anyone who
wants to quickly check for his hardware specific modules without too much
hastle, for quick live-cds auto-detection and configure, 1st time linux n00bs,
etc. lshwd tries to mimic the lsxxx tools family (lspci,lsusb) output when no
commandline is specified. using '-cc' option provides a more "user-friendly"
output.
EOF
