rm noticed today that the vpd -l command fails on very old machines, because it has started to rely on the is_locked operation. (As far as I can tell, it has always relied on that operation.)
That operation is sort of incidental to what it's doing, however, so I've made it optional here. You'll still get the table on very old machines, just the locked column won't be useful.
rm noticed today that the vpd -l command fails on very old machines, because it has started to rely on the is_locked operation. (As far as I can tell, it has always relied on that operation.)
That operation is sort of incidental to what it's doing, however, so I've made it optional here. You'll still get the table on very old machines, just the locked column won't be useful.