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Hi
Is there any script for an easy viewing of the drivers and other components of the computer.
The main thing i want to look at are
Processor type and ...
- 10-07-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Script for drivers
Hi
Is there any script for an easy viewing of the drivers and other components of the computer.
The main thing i want to look at are
Processor type and power (like 800Mhz)
Primary memory type and size (like 128 mb)
Graphics card and Audio card.
Any anser is helpfull
Commands is also helpful and then i can create my own script
// Nicklas
- 10-07-2008 #2Linux Newbie
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To show loaded drivers use "lsmod", to show detected hardware, use "hal-device". You can also use commands such as "lsusb", "lspci", "lspcmcia", or look at dmesg and /dev. You can also find the information by browsing through /proc.
- 10-07-2008 #3as far as I know you can't figure out what type of memory it is installed, but I could be wrongCode:
grep -i "model name" /proc/cpuinfo lspci | grep -i audio lspci | grep -i vga grep -i memtotal /proc/meminfo
- 10-07-2008 #4Just Joined!
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Missing comands in terminal
I tried the commands you gave me.
But i got the message: "bash: lspci: command not found"
Only the memtotal command worked.
I use Fedora 9
// Nicklas
- 10-07-2008 #5
In Fedora you need to enter the path with the command, unless you have root permissions with su.
Code:/sbin/lspci
Paul
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