hardware information on a Linux system

 

     hardware information on a Linux system

To get hardware information on a Linux system, you can use various commands, including:

 

lshw: This command provides detailed information about the hardware components of your system, including CPU, memory, storage, and peripherals.

 

lsblk: This command lists information about the block devices attached to your system, such as hard drives and USB drives.

 

lspci: This command lists information about PCI devices installed on your system, including graphics cards and network adapters.

 

lsusb: This command lists information about USB devices attached to your system.

 

dmidecode: This command provides detailed information about the hardware components on your system, including BIOS version, CPU, memory, and storage.

 

cat /proc/cpuinfo: This command displays information about your system's CPU, including the number of cores and clock speed.

 

free: This command shows information about your system's memory usage and availability.

 

df: This command shows information about your system's disk usage and available space.

 

Note that some of these commands may require root or administrator privileges to run.