need command to view linux info ? 2

[strikelit]

I have a SuSE 9 workstation .Besides uname -a , is there a command like AIX where you type lsconf and it gives you all the server info , like make , model, OS, serial # etc etc?. I tried dmidecode and it doesnt give me what I want.

 

[thedaver]

Sounds a little more proprietary than most distros would have by default.

You could wander around /proc/ and cat a few of those stubs for some information from the BIOS areas. AIX/IBM probably has a little more "integration" than a generic linux kit might have.

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[RhythmAce]

You can try "dmesg" but that doesn't give you the info you want either. All is not lost though. They put all that info on a little sticker on the back of your machine. ;-) Does it have to be command line? Both gnome and kde have a gui version of sysinfo.

 

[yai]

try hwinfo and lspci

 

[geirendre]

Maby some of these can help:
lspci -v
lsusb -v
cat /proc/cpuinfo
cat /proc/meminfo
procinfo
lshw
lsb_release -a

HTH

 

[m4ilm4n]

Here's a little shell script I use for CentOS systems; I run this from cron every morning and have it mailed to me. Maybe this'll help if combined with some of the commands others have noted here:

#!/bin/bash

TMP=/tmp/chksys.out

date
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo -n "System Hostname: " ; /bin/hostname
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo "System Uptime: " ;  /usr/bin/uptime
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo "Operating System Version: " ;  cat /etc/redhat-release ; cat /proc/version
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo "Disk Subsystem Status: " ; /bin/df -h
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo "Mail Queue Status: " ; /usr/bin/mailq -OmaxQueueRunSize=1 | grep Total
echo "        Processes: " ; ps -ef | grep -c sendm
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo "System Memory Status: "
grep MemFree /proc/meminfo
grep MemTotal /proc/meminfo
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo "Checking System for Rootkits: "
/opt/chkrootkit-0.47/chkrootkit > $TMP
echo -n "INFECTED: " ; grep -c "INFECTED" $TMP
echo -n "Not infected: " ; grep -c "not infected" $TMP
echo -n "Not tested: " ; grep -c "not tested" $TMP
echo -n "Not found: " ; grep -c "not found" $TMP
echo -n "Vulnerable but not used: " ; grep -c "Vulnerable" $TMP
echo "=========================================================================== "
echo "Checking for available updates: " ; /usr/bin/yum -y update
echo "=========================================================================== "

 

[nerbonne]

Hey, that's a nice script. Thanks!