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Linux:

Memory: cat /proc/meminfo

cpu: cat /proc/cpuinfo

Hard disk: df -h -T(no device not visible)

fdisk -l can be viewed in redhat 9.0; redhat enterprise version cannot.

solaris:

Network card speed: dmesg <$grep link

CPU frequency: psrinfo -v or mpstat

cpu\memory, etc.:prtdiag -v (most of the information is listed) You need to enter/usr/platform/sun4u/sbin first.

Hard disk: iostat-E

There are several commands under Linux to see a lot of hardware device information.

lspci -v

dmidecode

dmesg

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