-o , --output output : Redirect the report to output (text format).
-f , --file file : Read configuration parameters from the specified file instead of using system defaults. Download xtrr(8) txt
The command xtrr(8) appears to refer to a hypothetical or niche Unix system administration tool, typically found in section 8 of the manual pages (reserved for root-only or system maintenance commands). While "xtrr" is not a standard tool in most Linux distributions, it often appears in technical documentation or troubleshooting logs related to hardware-level operations or specific kernel modules. -o , --output output : Redirect the report
-v , --verbose : Enable detailed output, including raw hex values for all scanned registers. While "xtrr" is not a standard tool in
xtrr [ -v ] [ -f file ] [ -p pid ] [ -o output ] xtrr --status
Below is a generated manual page content for xtrr(8) , modeled after standard Unix/Linux formatting. XTRR(8) - System Administration Tools - XTRR(8) xtrr - eXtended Trace and Register Reporting utility
--status : Display the current operational state of the trace reporter. 0 : Success. The report was generated successfully. 1 : Permission denied. Root access is required. 2 : Invalid argument or process ID not found. 5 : Hardware communication error. FILES /etc/xtrr.conf : System-wide configuration file. /var/log/xtrr.log : Default log file for trace errors.
