How to verify the hardware configuration of a notebook in Linux

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To view details about the CPU, memory, hard disk, and optical drive, run the following command.

[Root @ oragri ~] # Dmesg | more

Note: dmesg displays the startup information when the system loads the kernel and displays all your hardware.

You can also run the following commands to view the CPU, memory, hard disk, and optical drive information respectively.

[Root @ oragri ~] # Dmesg | grep cpu

[Root @ oragri ~] # Dmesg | grep hd

[Root @ oragri ~] # Dmesg | grep proc

View the LINUX version:

[Root @ oragri ~] # Uname-

You can also view the number of CPUs:

[Root @ oragri ~] # More/proc/cpuinfo

You can also run the following two commands to view the memory:

[Root @ oragri ~] # Top

[Root @ oragri ~] # More/proc/meminfo