Verbose Mode Options
The Diagnostics Utility for Intel® oneAPI Toolkits has six verbosity
levels to add more detail in the output of each check:
Without -v argument | Print the information about running, successful,
and failed checks with information about errors and critical errors. |
With -v argument - verbosity level 0: | Print the default checks with information about warnings. |
With -vv argument - verbosity level 1 | Print more detailed checks information about info logging. |
With -vvv argument - verbosity level 2 | Print more detailed checks information. |
With -vvvv argument - verbosity level 3 | Print more detailed checks information. |
With -vvvvv argument - verbosity level 4 | Print the most detailed checks information with debug information. |
Note: The JSON file with the results of launched checks always contains
the maximum amount of verbose information.
Without the -v argument, the minimum level of detail will be output.
For example:
python3 diagnostics.py --filter intel_gpu_detector_check
You will see output similar to this:

To increase the amount of detail in your output, add the -v argument.
For example:
python3 diagnostics.py --filter intel_gpu_detector_check -v
You will see output similar to this:
