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Unix command to list hardware
Does anyone know how the command to see the hardware on a unix system? I'm interested in seeing the processor speed, type, and memory size.
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CjOverkill
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What unix exactly?
For linux it would be: cat /proc/cpuinfo free -mt lspci
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