Usage: lstopo [ options ] ... [ filename.format ]

See lstopo(1) for more details.

Default output is console.
Supported output file formats: console, ascii, tikz, fig, svg(native), xml, synthetic

Formatting options:
  -l --logical          Display hwloc logical object indexes
  -p --physical         Display OS/physical object indexes
Output options:
  --output-format <format>
  --of <format>         Force the output to use the given format
  -f --force            Overwrite the output file if it exists
Textual output options:
  --only <type>         Only show objects of the given type in the textual output
  -v --verbose          Include additional details
  -q --quiet -s         Reduce the amount of details to show
  --distances           Only show distance matrices
  --distances-transform <links|merge-switch-ports|transitive-closure>
                        Transform distances before displaying them
  --memattrs            Only show memory attributes
  --cpukinds            Only show CPU kinds
  -c --cpuset           Show the cpuset of each object
  -C --cpuset-only      Only show the cpuset of each object
  --cpuset-output-format <hwloc|list|taskset>
  --cof <hwloc|list|taskset>
                        Change the format of cpuset outputs
Object filtering options:
  --filter <type>:<knd> Filter objects of the given type, or all.
     <knd> may be `all' (keep all), `none' (remove all), `structure' or `important'
  --ignore <type>       Ignore objects of the given type
  --no-smt              Ignore PUs
  --no-caches           Do not show caches
  --no-useless-caches   Do not show caches which do not have a hierarchical
                        impact
  --no-icaches          Do not show instruction caches
  --merge               Do not show levels that do not have a hierarchical
                        impact
  --no-collapse         Do not collapse identical PCI devices
  --restrict [nodeset=]<bitmap>
                        Restrict the topology to some processors or NUMA nodes.
  --restrict binding    Restrict the topology to the current process binding
  --restrict-flags <n>  Set the flags to be used during restrict
  --no-io               Do not show any I/O device or bridge
  --no-bridges          Do not any I/O bridge except hostbridges
  --whole-io            Show all I/O devices and bridges
Input options:
  --input <XML file>
  -i <XML file>         Read topology from XML file <path>
  --input <directory>
  -i <directory>        Read topology from chroot containing the /proc and /sys
                        of another system
  --input <directory>
  -i <directory>        Read topology from directory containing a CPUID dump
  --input "node:2 2"
  -i "node:2 2"         Simulate a fake hierarchy, here with 2 NUMA nodes of 2
                        processors
  --input-format <format>
  --if <format>         Enforce input format among xml, fsroot, cpuid, synthetic
  --thissystem          Assume that the input topology provides the topology
                        for the system on which we are running
  --pid <pid>           Detect topology as seen by process <pid>
  --disallowed          Include objects disallowed by administrative limitations
  --allow <all|local|...>   Change the set of objects marked as allowed
  --flags <n>           Set the topology flags
Graphical output options:
  --children-order <memory:above|io:right:vert|...|plain>
                        Change the layout of Memory, I/O or Misc children
  --no-factorize        Do not factorize identical objects
  --no-factorize=<type> Do not factorize identical objects of type <type>
  --factorize           Factorize identical objects (default)
  --factorize=[<type>,]<N>[,<L>[,<F>]]
                        Set the minimum number <N> of objects to factorize,
                        the numbers of first <F> and last <L> to keep,
                        for all or only the given object type <type>
  --no-cpukinds         Do not show CPU kinds
  --fontsize 10         Set size of text font
  --gridsize 7          Set size of margin between elements
  --linespacing 4       Set spacing between lines of text
  --thickness 1         Set thickness of lines and boxes
  --horiz[=<type,...>]  Horizontal graphical layout instead of nearly 4/3 ratio
  --vert[=<type,...>]   Vertical graphical layout instead of nearly 4/3 ratio
  --rect[=<type,...>]   Rectangular graphical layout with nearly 4/3 ratio
  --text[=<type,...>]   Display text for the given object types
  --no-text[=<type,..>] Do not display text for the given object types
  --index=[<type,...>]  Display indexes for the given object types
  --no-index=[<type,.>] Do not display indexes for the given object types
  --attrs=[<type,...>]  Display attributes for the given object types
  --no-attrs=[<type,.>] Do not display attributes for the given object types
  --no-legend           Remove all text legend lines at the bottom
  --no-default-legend   Remove default text legend lines at the bottom
  --append-legend <s>   Append a new line of text at the bottom of the legend
  --grey --palette grey Use greyscale instead of colors
  --palette white       Use white instead of colors for background
  --palette <type>=<#xxyyzz>
                        Replace the color for object of the given type
  --binding-color <none|#xxyyzz>
                        Disable or change binding PU and NUMA nodes color
  --disallowed-color <none|#xxyyzz>
                        Disable or change disallowed PU and NUMA nodes color
  --top-color <none|#xxyyzz>
                        Disable or change task background color for --top
Miscellaneous options:
  --logical-index-prefix <s> --os-index-prefix <s>
                        Use <s> as a prefix for logical or physical/OS indexes
  --export-xml-flags <n>
                        Set flags during the XML topology export
  --export-synthetic-flags <n>
                        Set flags during the synthetic topology export
  --ps --top            Display processes within the hierarchy
  --misc-from <file>    Create Misc objects as defined in <file>  --version             Report version and exit
  -h --help             Show this usage