View Hardware Info in Linux

To view the device model and other information in a Linux system, you can use the following command:

1. View CPU information:
2. Display information about the CPU.
3. Check the memory information.
4. View the memory information by using the command “cat /proc/meminfo”.
5. View disk information.
6. Display the disk partitions using sudo fdisk -l.
7. View network interface information.
8. Display all network interface configurations.
9. View graphics card information:
10. Display all information about the VGA device by using the “lspci -v” command and then filter the output using the “grep -i” command.
11. View sound card information:
12. Display all audio-related devices information using the lspci command.
13. View information about USB devices:
14. List USB devices
15. View motherboard information:
16. Please run the “dmidecode -t baseboard” command with root privileges.
17. View BIOS information:
18. Please run the command ‘sudo dmidecode -t bios’

Please note that some commands may require root privileges to be run (using sudo). Additionally, specific commands and output may vary depending on the Linux distribution and version.