[School-GNU-Linux] Getting Hardware Information in GNU/Linux
- From: "Vimal Joseph" <vimal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: schoolgnu@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:29:34 +0530
Open a root terminal and issue the following commands
CPU Information
---------------------
cat /proc/cpuinfo
Memory Infromation
--------------------------
free -m
(it will show the approximate amount of total memory in MB. )
If you want details like how many memory cards are there in the system and
exact amount of memory installed, use the command
dmidecode -t 17 | less
use up and down arrows to scroll, q to quit.
Harddisk Capacity
------------------------
fdisk -l
Video Card
--------------
lspci | grep VGA
Audio Controller
--------------------
lspci | grep Audio
Internal Modem
--------------------
lspci | grep Modem
Or download the package from
http://132.68.73.235/linmodems/packages/scanModem.gz
open a terminal and extract the file with
gunzip scanModem.gz
change the permission to executable
chmod +x scanModem
Execute the command
./scanModem
Network Controller
--------------------------
lspci | grep Ether
Wireless Network Controller
------------------------------------
lspci | grep Network
All other Internal PCI Cards
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lspci | less
Also please check the site
http://www.secguru.com/article/finding_hardware_details_your_linux_machine_without_using_screw_driver
for advanced information
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