Bem pessoal, trago um comando bem simples e inteligente, que traz toda informação necessária sobre o hardware.

O comando é o:

# dmidecode

Exemplo de uso:

# dmidecode -t 1
Eu gosto de usar as opções de 0 até 3, depois do -t.

Lista de opções:

• 0 → BIOS
• 1 → System
• 2 → Base Board
• 3 → Chassis
• 4 → Processor
• 5 → Memory Controller
• 6 → Memory Module
• 7 → Cache
• 8 → Port Connector
• 9 → System Slots
• 10 → On Board Devices
• 11 → OEM Strings
• 12 → System Configuration Options
• 13 → BIOS Language
• 14 → Group Associations
• 15 → System Event Log
• 16 → Physical Memory Array
• 17 → Memory Device
• 18 → 32-bit Memory Error
• 19 → Memory Array Mapped Address
• 20 → Memory Device Mapped Address
• 21 → Built-in Pointing Device
• 22 → Portable Battery
• 23 → System Reset
• 24 → Hardware Security
• 25 → System Power Controls
• 26 → Voltage Probe
• 27 → Cooling Device
• 28 → Temperature Probe
• 29 → Electrical Current Probe
• 30 → Out-of-band Remote Access
• 31 → Boot Integrity Services
• 32 → System Boot
• 33 → 64-bit Memory Error
• 34 → Management Device
• 35 → Management Device Component
• 36 → Management Device Threshold Data
• 37 → Memory Channel
• 38 → IPMI Device
• 39 → Power Supply