Lately, we
have embarked on a journey to make you aware and familiarize with the different
Linux commands out there. There are simply so many of them that it's real tough
to bring them all together, therefore we decided to break them up and categories
them into the various uses they are meant for. Today it's the turn of Linux
system hardware info...
1.lscpu
Reports info
about the cpu and processing units.
2.lshw
Reports
detailed/brief info about multiple hardware units like cpu, memory, disk,
network adapters etc.
3.lspci
Lists out
all the pci buses and details about the devices connected to them.
4.lsscsi
Lists out
the scsi/sata devices (hard drives/optical drives).
5.Inxi
10K line
mega bash script that generates a GOOD looking report based on hardware details
from multiple sources and commands.
6.lsblk
Lists block
devices.
7.df
Reports
various partitions, mount points and the used/available space on each of them.
8.mount
Mount/unmount
and view mounted file systems.
9.free
Checks the
amount of used, free and total RAM.
10.hdparm
Reports info
about sata devices (hard disks. etc)
Resource: EFYTimes
