RE: Output ACPI info via sysfs

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>Currently, after booting a system there is no way to tell what 
>hardware 
>is currently in the system.  The current output from sysfs only 
>indicates what knowledge the kernel has of the system (ie, is 
>limited by 
>NR_CPUS, etc.).  However, during ACPI initialization a lot of data is 
>output to the console about the precise number of CPUs, lapics, etc.

Can you give an example of a person or program that can not
access a specific piece of information that they need?
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