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Source	Priority	Failing checks
Progress	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&All Entries	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Save to File...	Medium	Ellipsis Multiple failing checks

Hardware Information	Medium	Multiple failing checks

<P>You can save hardware information to a file. Click <B>Save to File</B> and enter the filename.</P>	Medium	Multiple failing checks

System	Medium	Multiple failing checks

S&ystem	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Details	Medium	Multiple failing checks

<P><B>Details</B></P><P>The details of the selected hardware component are displayed here.</P>	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Component '%1'	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Unknown device class	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Class	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Model	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Details...	Medium	Ellipsis Multiple failing checks

Save to &File...	Medium	Ellipsis Multiple failing checks

Detected Hardware	Medium	Multiple failing checks

PCI ID Setup	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Driver	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Vendor	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Subvendor	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Class	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Sys&FS Directory	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Device	Medium	Multiple failing checks

S&ubdevice	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Class &Mask	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Enter the driver or SysFS directory name.	Medium	Multiple failing checks

At least one PCI ID value is required.	Medium	Multiple failing checks

PCI &Device	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Driver	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Card Name	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Vendor	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Device	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Subvendor	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Subdevice	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Class Mask	Medium	Multiple failing checks

SysFS Dir.	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&From List	Medium	Multiple failing checks

&Manually	Medium	Multiple failing checks

<P>It is possible to add a PCI ID to a device driver to extend its internal database of known supported devices.</P>	Medium	Multiple failing checks

<P>PCI ID numbers are entered and displayed as hexadecimal numbers. <b>SysFS Dir.</b> is the directory name in the /sys/bus/pci/drivers directory. If it is empty, the driver name is used as the directory name.</P>	Medium	Multiple failing checks

<P>If the driver is compiled into the kernel, leave the driver name empty and enter the SysFS directory name instead.</P>	Medium	Multiple failing checks

<P>Use the buttons below the table to change the list of PCI IDs. Press <b>%1</b> to activate the settings.</P>	Medium	Multiple failing checks

<P><B>Warning:</B> This is an expert configuration. Only continue if you know what you are doing.</P>	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Architecture	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Bus	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Bus ID	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Card Type	Medium	Multiple failing checks

CD Type	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Device Name	Medium	Multiple failing checks

Device Numbers	Medium	Multiple failing checks

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