On 01/03/2016 09:57 AM, floccul...@gmx.co.uk wrote:
On 03/01/16 14:46, Router wrote:
You are nearly there! You are on the right page :)
You need to make a note of the web address of your hardware profile. I
created one following steps A and B on the table for my Samsung
NC10. In
that case, I ended up with a web address of
https://gist.github.com/21b61903871ee685fc79 You will need web
address of
your computer's hardware profile for step C.
To quote the instructions on the page, when performing stage C, take
this
advice in mind:-
*(Please follow the instructions on this page very carefully and
edit only
the TOP TABLE. If you need help with editing a wiki page, just ask.)*
I am completely confident at editing HTML but even so I get nervous
when
editing this table...
At the top of the page are some options. First thing to do is to
make sure
you are logged in. If you aren't logged in, click on "Login" - if
you need
more details, ask. Assuming you are now logged in, click on the "Edit"
option at the top of the page. You can now edit the raw page. Be very
careful. Follow the instructions. Use the "Preview" button and don't
hesitate to click on "Cancel" if you want to start over again.
BW,
Ian
Thanks Ian! I have successfully added my hardware profile. In fact
it was so much fun I may add another :-) Actually I will run through
the tests on the 64 bit PC I listed and then re-run them on an old 32
bit machine which I will also add to the list (using the 32 bit image
of course).
Ken
If you've done this so you can add this gist thing to the tracker test
result pages - the option to add it no longer exists.
Yes, we just recently removed it during an update -- it was so confusing
for people. (there's a few other updates we've snuck in too, we'll have
to talk about soon!). We should update the wiki to reflect this change,
and potentially think about what to do with / recommend hardware
profiles going forward.
Nicholas
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