Yeah, I'm on -current.
BTW, it requires both -t and -l to get the list:
# drvctl -tl usb0
uhub1
ugen0
uhidev0
ukbd0
wskbd1
uhidev1
ums0
wsmouse0
#
On Thu, 3 May 2012, Mouse wrote:
drvctl -tl will give you a recursive list of the device tree
Maybe you'd expect it to, but what it actually gives me is
drvctl: unknown option -- t
Usage: drvctl -r [-a attribute] busdevice [locator ...]
drvctl -d device
drvctl -p device
So I assume you're talking about something newer than 4.0.1, which
comes back to what I said about switching versions. I suspect my
tweaking 4.0.1 will be an easier sell to them than switching versions,
especially to a version which isn't even released yet (I have access to
a 5.1 machine, and drvctl still says t is an unknown option there,
though the list of options it shows is longer, so presumably what you
describe won't work before 6.x).
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