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If you are specifically looking for a command line utility then I don't believe hwinfo exists for Redhat based distros. It's a SuSE hardware detection tool. I believe it's also available for debian based distros. The closest to that in Redhat is kinfocenter (which is part of KDE).
"kinfocenter" is available as part of kdebase. To install it: # yum install kdebase
To run it; # kinfocenter
Which will spawn a gui tool that will contain the info you are looking for.
"dmidecode" is available in the kernel-utils package. To install it : # yum install kernel-utils
"procinfo" is also an excellent tool to have at your disposal. # yum install procinfo
It gives you three commands: lsdev, procinfo & socklist
Note: I'm not sure if procinfo is available in rpm form for all Redhat based distros.
/Les
PS: It helps if you list what distro/release you are running under distros. I could then be more specific.
Thats a cool info. In fact, I have downloaded it and tried to run it on my machine but to no avail. There was an error running these commands:
#lshw
Command not found
Since you are using a Redhat based distro, I have to wonder why you are not using YUM to install "lshw".
Since this was posted, I have installed it on several machines, from FC2 to FC5 & CentOS without any issues. It is available via DAG: http://dag.wieers.com/rpm/packages/
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