how to see the system configuration in your linux system?
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Answer / support
You can check the system info by using following command
cat /proc/cpuinfo
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Answer / arvind chaturvedi
dmidecode
With help of This command you will get whole configuration
state of system
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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
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Answer / madhava reddy
#ifconfig <enter>
root directory u type this command
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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
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