View Linux System Configuration Commands

1 year ago
Liam
1 minute

In Linux systems, you can use the following command to view system configuration information:

  1. Can you give me the details of the current operating system version?
  2. Can you provide information on the Linux distribution with the command “lsb_release -a”?
  3. Display the contents of the file “os-release” located in the directory “etc”.
  4. Display information about the CPU.
  5. Can you display the memory information by using the command “cat /proc/meminfo” in the terminal?
  6. display file system disk usage in a human-readable format
  7. show available memory with human-readable output
  8. Show CPU information
  9. List PCI devices
  10. List USB devices
  11. List block devices
  12. display network interface configuration information
  13. What is the IP address?
  14. Display the contents of the file resolv.conf in the etc directory.
  15. View the contents of the /etc/fstab file.
  16. list the currently loaded kernel modules

With these commands, you can view essential system configuration information such as kernel version, distribution, processor details, memory information, filesystem usage, network interface information, and more.

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