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Thanks for all the suggestions...
All these are trying to access proc file system info or from somewhere else and is printing on to the screen.
But, what I am asking for is a command (standard) which prints only the required info.
For example, to know the architecture of my computer I can use arch command. To know the hostname I can use that command.
In the same way, for ram size....?
Amongst other info from the BIOS, it will show the Physical Memory Array with the maximum memory the system can hold, and then each slot, whether its empty or not.
Other systems evidently also include a command named 'lshw'. You'll have to use the webpage for lshw, though, because it's not on my systems.
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