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nicebloke
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Service console question

Hi there - I'm trying to run the lspci -v command on the service console. Is there any equivalent of a scroll lock or a way to navigate back through the text that has already scrolled by?

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atbnet
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For ESX use:

lspci | more OR lspci | less

For ESXi Use:

lspci | less

They are more or less the same :smileysilly:

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jayolsen
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you could pipe it to more to see a screen at a time lspci -v | more

Doc_Rice
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Unfortunately, the "more" command doesn't seem to exist within ESXi's (unsupported) Service Console. The other option is to use the "less" command.

atbnet
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For ESX use:

lspci | more OR lspci | less

For ESXi Use:

lspci | less

They are more or less the same :smileysilly:

Andy, VMware Certified Professional (VCP),

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Andy Barnes
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nicebloke
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Thank you very much! I couldn't believe such a small issue was holding me up, nor that there was no comprehensive list of service console commands in the official documentation...

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Dave_Mishchenko
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The console is not intended for general use and was included to provide support a way to troubleshoot certain issues. For general configuration one should use the RCLI and the RCLI commands are documented.

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