Support optional subsystem ID matching in device filters - vGPU#167
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Support optional subsystem ID matching in device filters - vGPU#167mattwittwer wants to merge 2 commits intoNVIDIA:mainfrom
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Summary
device-filterWhy
Some GPUs share the same PCI vendor/device ID but differ by subsystem ID, which can cause the wrong config block to match and fail validation. This allows config authors to disambiguate those devices without breaking existing configs.
Changes
go-nvlibPCI discovery to read subsystem vendor/device IDsDeviceIDparsing and matching logic to optionally include subsystem IDs