I did some more searching and found what I was looking for: http://freshmeat.net/projects/dmidecode/
On aside, we are all in this together. Petty squabbling will just slow progress. Let's work for the betterment of this product and set opinion aside.
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On Fri, 25 Jun 2004, Pete Nesbitt wrote:
On June 25, 2004 04:19 pm, Robert Canary wrote:Since Mr. RHCE has nothing useful to say except some smarta-- remark .......
You can look at your /proc directory to pull almost all your system info.
Every process as well is listed their in a directory that is labled according to it Process ID.
-- robert
Pete Nesbitt wrote:On June 24, 2004 05:55 am, Gaurav Nigam wrote:Dear All,
I am new to Linux and so can anybody suggest how I can extract System Information, like CPU Info, Mem info, programatically using Linux.
Rgds, gaurav.
You posted this under "System Information" as well as "hardware information". Please post your question only once. Thanks.
Well if you read the OP's other post you would have seen I already answered his question!
"Hi Greg, You can get a lot of info by reading the files in /proc. There are also utilities that display info such (like 'free'), however, I expect they just access /proc. Have a look at 'man proc'."
-- Pete Nesbitt, rhce
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