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Closes: #19271 Closes: #19286 Changes: - Updated the example in the schema folder readme - Updated the block scalar used in Fleet's osquery override documentation (`>-` » `|-`) and removed extra newlines - Updated the block scalar used in URLs used to create new yaml override files - Regenerated osqeury_fleet_schema.json
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YAML
name: pci_devices
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columns:
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- name: pci_class_id
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platforms:
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- linux
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- name: pci_subclass_id
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platforms:
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- linux
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- name: pci_subclass
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platforms:
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- linux
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- name: subsystem_vendor_id
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platforms:
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- linux
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- name: subsystem_vendor
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platforms:
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- linux
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- name: subsystem_model_id
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platforms:
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- linux
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- name: subsystem_model
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platforms:
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- linux
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examples: |-
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This table allows you to list PCI devices. With this query, identify devices with a specific model
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ID. This can be useful when trying to identify systems that use common hardware, for example, when
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trying to target firmware updates or understand similarities between problematic systems.
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```
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SELECT driver, model, vendor, vendor_id FROM pci_devices WHERE model_id='0x1001';
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``` |