From the course: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Essential Training
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Display hardware information - Linux Tutorial
From the course: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Essential Training
Display hardware information
- [Instructor] At some point, you're probably gonna have to dig deep into the system, and check the state of things when you're troubleshooting. I'm gonna show you a couple commands you can use to get detailed information. These are the kind of commands that you write down and you put them on an index card, and you probably will forget about them until the day you need them, at which point you're gonna be glad you had that index card sitting there with them written on it. First one is lscpu. And this is gonna give you all kinds of information about the CPU, or CPUs that are installed on your box. I'm gonna page up here so we can see how it begins. And so we can see we got 32, 34 bit, we've got four CPUs, one thread per core. Xeon processor, you can get your megahertz. You can tell whether your virtualization is running, how big your caches are. Now your CPU's gonna connect to your bus, so let's clear our screen and then do lspci. And see what is on our PCI bus. So, once again I'm…
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