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bios_pnp

Very simple module that enumerates Legacy Plug and Play devices.

Currently only Linux is supported. The data is sourced from the sysfs file system.

Example:

>>> from bios_pnp import pnp
>>> print(list(pnp.get_all_pnp_devices_from_sysfs()))
[Device(ids=[DeviceId(vendor=PNP, product=0x0b0, revision=0x0)])]

License

Apache 2.0

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