Answer / support

You can check the system info by using following command

cat /proc/cpuinfo

Answer / arvind chaturvedi

dmidecode

With help of This command you will get whole configuration
state of system

Answer / nishant mendhe

cat /proc/cpuinfo

Answer / sureshkumar

/proc is a processes directory in the linux os.
mainly two files show the system configuration /proc/cupinfo
and then /proc/meminfo is memory information

Answer / anand priyadarshi

using either kudzu or hwconf

Answer / madhava reddy

#ifconfig <enter>
root directory u type this command

Answer / hrishikesh

shell prompt type this

make menuconfig

the blue screen will appear will show everything
processor,herd disk and other peripheral information
dont do any changes in this if u dont have any idea of how
to configure it

can any one send me one project on linux ...?

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my clients are getting services from servers but how to know which client is using which service. is there any files to keep information about these? clients used ftp, nis, samba, apache, squid, nfs and mail services how to know how many users got service from server side with date,time and client system ip ?

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ls -l ls -t ls -r ls -a ls -ltr ls -u grep error file.txt grep -v error file.txt perl prg.pl | ./file.txt tee chmod +x chmod -x chmod =x ps bg date +%y%m%d ?

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