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use aida32 or everest and it will show exactly what type of ram you have.

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use aida32 or everest and it will show exactly what type of ram you have.


What exactly is the nix equivalent? Looks like you're suggesting that I must reach for Wine...think it'll work? Edited by logicalconfusion
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Aida32 works beautifully on XP, too bad Wine's not sophisticated enough to emulate it properly. I read somewhere that an CPU-Z might work if it's configured to run as a WIN98 application, but have yet to experiment. The cmd lspci -vv seems very cryptic. I cannot decipher its output or if it actually displays RAM type. mellow.png ?

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Linux probably has native commands to query the system itself. I don't know what they are, but linux treats every part of the systems as a file or device, whether hardware or software, so you should be able to lookup all that info via the console. In windows, I use wmic to do some of it in a bat script I wrote a while ago. just right click and run as administrator:

WMIC-PC-INFO.bat:


cd \
mkdir WMIC-PC-INFO
cd WMIC-PC-INFO
wmic BIOS list full /format:htable > BIOS.html
wmic CSPRODUCT list full /format:htable > SM-BIOS.html
wmic CPU list full /format:htable > CPU-INFO.html
wmic os get ServicePackMajorVersion /format:htable > ServicePackMajor.html
wmic os get ServicePackMinorVersion /format:htable > ServicePackMinor.html
wmic COMPUTERSYSTEM list full /format:htable > COMPUTERSYSTEM.html
wmic BOOTCONFIG list full /format:htable > BOOTCONFIG.html
wmic BASEBOARD list full /format:htable > MOBO.html
wmic DISKDRIVE list /format:htable > DISK-DRIVES.html
wmic ENVIRONMENT list /format:htable > SYSTEM-ENV.html
wmic GROUP list /format:htable > GROUPS-SID.html
wmic USERACCOUNT list /format:htable > USERS-SID-STATUS.html
wmic SYSACCOUNT list full /format:htable > SYSACCOUNT-SECURITY-LIST.html
wmic SYSDRIVER list full /format:htable > SYSDRIVER-LIST.html
wmic STARTUP list full /format:htable > BASIC-STARTUP-LIST.html
wmic SHARE list full /format:htable > SHARES.html
wmic SERVICE list full /format:htable > SERVICES.html
wmic SERVER list full /format:htable > SERVER.html
wmic NIC list full /format:htable > NETWORK-ADAPTERS.html
wmic NICCONFIG list full /format:htable > NETWORK-ADAPTERS-DETAILED-INFO.html
wmic NETLOGIN list full /format:htable > NETLOGINS-INFO.html
wmic LOGICALDISK list full /format:htable > LOGICALDISK-INFO.html
echo "<html><body link='black' vlink='#666' bgcolor='white' style='color:white;font-family:arial; text-align:justify;overflow:scroll;'><div id='container' style='width:1400px; margin:0px;'><div id='menu' style='font-size:12px;float:left; width:220px;'><a href='BIOS.html' target='framed'>Bios-Info</a><br /><br /><a href='SM-BIOS.html' target='framed'>SMBios-Info</a><br /><br /><a href='BOOTCONFIG.html' target='framed'>Boot Config</a><br /><br /><a href='CPU-INFO.html' target='framed'>CPU-INFO</a><br /><br /><a href="ServicePackMajor.html">ServicePackMajor Version</a><br/ ><br /><a href="ServicePackMinor.html">ServicePackMinor Version</a><br/ ><br /><br /><br /><a href='COMPUTERSYSTEM.html' target='framed'>PC Info</a><br /><br /><a href='DISK-DRIVES.html' target='framed'>Disk Drives</a><br /><br /><a href='LOGICALDISK-INFO.html' target='framed'>Logical Disk Info</a><br /><br /><a href='SYSTEM-ENV.html' target='framed'>SYS Environment Info</a><br /><br /><a href='GROUPS-SID.html' target='framed'>GROUPS and SIDs Info</a><br /><br /><a href='USERS-SID-STATUS.html' target='framed'>Users, SIDs and Status Info</a><br /><br /><a href='SYSACCOUNT-SECURITY-LIST.html' target='framed'>SYS Security Accounts Info (Think file and folder permissions)</a><br /><br /><a href='SYSDRIVER-LIST.html' target='framed'>Driver List and Info</a><br /><br /><a href='BASIC-STARTUP-LIST.html' target='framed'>Basic Startup Programs Info</a><br /><br /><a href='SHARES.html' target='framed'>Shares Info (Requires Server, Computer Browser, Workstation and ICS Services enabled)</a><br /><br /><a href='SERVICES.html' target='framed'>Services</a><br /><br /><a href='SERVER.html' target='framed'>Server Info (Requires Server, Computer Browser, Workstation and ICS Services enabled)</a><br /><br /><a href='NETWORK-ADAPTERS.html' target='framed'>Network Adapters</a><br /><br /><a href='NETWORK-ADAPTERS-DETAILED-INFO.html' target='framed'>Network Adapters Details</a><br /><br /><a href='NETLOGINS-INFO.html' target='framed'>Network Logins</a><br /><br /></div><iframe name='framed' src='bios.html' style='width:1160px; height:600px; position:relative; padding-left:10px; float:left; overflow:scroll; border:0; left:5px;'>-iframe-</iframe></div></body></html>" > index.html
start index.html

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this gives some basic info, like what motherboard and bios you have, system users, etc. Might not be what you are looking for, but there are other commands in wmi that you can use for more system details.

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Three useful linux commands that should help you list hardware (Note Mr-Protocol's reply links to a page which mentions these and a lot more).

lspci - lists the devices found on the PCI busses.

lsusb - lists the devices found on the Universial Serail Busses

dmidecode - lists a mass of information found from the BIOS

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correct! It's all available through the good ol' cmdlne. sudo lshw | less really hit the nail on the head. I bet they're working a nifty tool that combines aida32 and CUP-Z now. Thanks for the info. You can write it out to txt uising re-direction, makes it a bit easier to read. sudo lshw | less > hdwre.txt

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