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1. View all hardware information for the machine:

Dmidecode |more

2. View CPU Information

Method One:

Cat/proc/cpuinfo

Method Two:

Take Command DMESG | grep CPU can view boot information to related CPU

To view the number of bits of CPU:

Getconf Long_bit

3. View mem Information

Cat/proc/meminfo

Free-m

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4. View disk Information

Method One:

Fdisk-l can see the partition of the disk (including the USB flash drive) on the system and the information about the size.

Method Two:

View directly

Cat/proc/partitions

5. View network card information

Method One:

Ethtool eth0 Use this command to view the technical specifications related to the NIC

(This command is not necessarily supported by all network cards)

Ethtool-i eth1 Plus-i parameter view NIC driver

Other parameters can be tried to see the technical parameters of the network card

6. How do I view motherboard information?

Lspci

7. How to mount the ISO file

Mount-o Loop *.iso/mnt

8. How to view USB device-related

The USB device information can be viewed via the LSUSB command:

[Email protected] tmp]# LSUSB

Bus 001 Device 001:id 0000:0000

Bus 002 Device 001:id 0000:0000

Bus 003 Device 001:id 0000:0000

Bus 004 Device 002:id 0951:1613 Kingston Technology

Bus 004 Device 001:id 0000:0000

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