what r the different command to check ram,process and hdd
of linux machine

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what r the different command to check ram,process and hdd of linux machine..

Answer / pankaj kumar

To check ram in your system:
#free
To check process
#ps
#top

To check hdd
#fdisk
#sfdisk -l

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what r the different command to check ram,process and hdd of linux machine..

Answer / ravi vishwakarma

RAM : We will check RAM, Process as well as HDD by the root
user...

RAM : #free
#cat /proc/meminfo

Process : ps -a -> It will show running process within all
terminals..

Hard Disk : #fdisk -l

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what r the different command to check ram,process and hdd of linux machine..

Answer / jayakumar .b

# free & # cat /proc/meminfo

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what r the different command to check ram,process and hdd of linux machine..

Answer / jayakumar .b

RAM : We will check RAM, Process as well as HDD by the root
user...

RAM : #free
#cat /proc/meminfo

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