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jessicalola 12-28-2015 05:56 AM

Need linux command for complete cpu information.
 
Hello All,

I am new to linux i want complete information of my linux cpu. can anyone help me out.

jpollard 12-28-2015 06:05 AM

"cat /proc/cpuinfo"

reference: http://www.linfo.org/proc_cpuinfo.html

floppy_stuttgart 12-28-2015 02:27 PM

few posts here.. a newbie..?
install "inxi" and you will have a lot of pc info (cpu and others)
http://www.binarytides.com/inxi-syst...rmation-linux/

ardvark71 12-28-2015 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jessicalola (Post 5469848)
I am new to linux i want complete information of my linux cpu. can anyone help me out.

Hi...

Welcome to the forum :)

The information provided by jpollard and floppy_stuttgart above involve the use of a terminal. In case you're not familiar with this program or how it works, please see the tutorial here. If you need further assistance, let us know. :)

Regards...

frankbell 12-28-2015 08:04 PM

An excellent GUI program for system information is hardinfo. It should be in your repos.

If you have KDE installed, kinfocenter is also a quite good GUI system information program.

ardvark71 12-28-2015 10:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frankbell (Post 5470147)
An excellent GUI program for system information is hardinfo.

+1

Fully agree. :)

Regards...

franklinneal 12-29-2015 03:49 AM

Dear partner,
login into your server with root
use this command
cat proc/cpuinfo
for more information on memory use this command
cat proc/meminfo


for further information u can also visit itcasestudy.com

suicidaleggroll 12-29-2015 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by franklinneal (Post 5470256)
Dear partner,
login into your server with root
use this command
cat proc/cpuinfo
for more information on memory use this command
cat proc/meminfo


for further information u can also visit itcasestudy.com

1) There's no need to be root to run those commands
2) You're missing the leading slash for /proc in both of them
3) What's with the recommendation to go to some 3rd party site that is in no way related to the question at hand?

ardvark71 12-29-2015 02:55 PM

Hi franklinneal...

Welcome to the forum :)

Regards...

Shadow_7 12-29-2015 03:37 PM

There's also cpuid if you want to get more technical. Caveat, has to be enabled in the kernel and probably not installed by default on many distros.

# cpuid

$ cat /proc/cpuinfo

$ cpufreq-info

Gsidious 12-31-2015 06:10 PM

Not sure what information you are looking for, but you can run any of the following from a Terminal:

lscpu

cat /proc/cpuinfo

sudo lshw -c cpu


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