System Information

[Greg Bradner]

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'."
>
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> Pete Nesbitt, rhce
>
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