Changed to limit kmesg and to use '#' devices wherever possible
instead of whatever happens to be bound over /dev. Sample output
is attached.

-sl

---

#!/bin/rc
fn logprog{
	echo % `{echo $"* | sed 's/#/''#''/g'}
	$*
	echo
}

fn work{
	echo '% cd ''#ec''; for(i in *){echo $i ''='' `{cat $i}}'
	cd '#ec'; for(i in *){echo $i '=' `{cat $i}}
	echo
	logprog cat '#P/archctl'
	logprog cat '#P/irqalloc'
	logprog cat '#P/ioalloc'
	logprog cat '#c/config'
	logprog cat '#c/swap'
	logprog cat '#c/sysstat'
	logprog awk '/^Plan 9$/{p=1}
/^init: starting/{exit}
{if(p)print}' '#c/kmesg'
	logprog pci -v
	logprog aux/icanhasmsi
	logprog aux/pcmcia
	logprog cat '#u/usb/ctl'
	logprog cat '#S/sdctl'
	for(i in '#S'/sd[A-Z][0-9]*/ctl)
		logprog cat $i
	for(i in '#l/ether'*){
		logprog cat $i/addr
		logprog cat $i/stats
		logprog cat $i/ifstats
	}
	logprog cat '#v/vgactl'
	echo '@{rfork n; aux/realemu; aux/vga -p}'
	@{rfork n; aux/realemu; aux/vga -p}
	logprog xd -x1 '#r/nvram'
	logprog cat '#A/audiostat'
	logprog cat '#A/volume'
	logprog cat /mnt/apm/ctl
}

switch($1){
case -m
	{echo Subject: `{cat '#P/cputype'}; work} >[2=1] |
		upas/smtp 9front.org $user hardware@9front.org
case *
	work
}