Usage: lszdev [TYPE] [DEVICE] [SELECTION] [ACTION] [OPTIONS]

Use lszdev to view the configuration of z Systems specific devices in either:
 - active configuration (running system), or
 - persistent configuration (configuration files)

Actions apply to both configurations unless specified otherwise.

TYPE
  Device type to which this command applies. Use --list-types to display
  supported types.

DEVICE
  ID                     Select single device by ID, e.g. 0.0.1234
  FROM-TO                Select range of devices between FROM and TO
  DEV1,DEV2,...          Select list of devices or device ranges

SELECTION
  --all                  Select all existing and configured devices (default)
  --configured           Select devices with a persistent configuration
  --existing             Select devices found in the active configuration
  --online/--offline     Select devices that are online/offline
  --failed               Select devices that are not functioning correctly
  --by-path PATH         Select device providing file system path, e.g. /usr
  --by-node NODE         Select device providing device node, e.g. /dev/sda
  --by-interface NAME    Select device providing network interface, e.g. eth0
  --by-attrib KEY=VALUE  Select devices with specified attribute value

ACTIONS
  -i, --info             Display detailed information
  -l, --list-columns     List available output columns
  -L, --list-types       List supported device types
  -h, --help             Print usage information, then exit
  -v, --version          Print version information, then exit

OPTIONS
  -a, --active           Only show data from the active configuration
  -p, --persistent       Only show data from the persistent configuration
  -t, --type             List information about device type
  -c, --columns COLUMNS  Specify comma-separated list of columns to display
  -n, --no-headings      Do not print column headings
      --base PATH        Use PATH as base for accessing files
      --pairs            Produce output in KEY="VALUE" format
      --auto-conf        Only show auto-configuration data
  -V, --verbose          Print additional run-time information
  -q, --quiet            Print only minimal run-time information
