Linux command
hardinfo 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Start the graphical interface
hardinfo
Generate a text report to stdout
hardinfo -r
Generate an HTML report
hardinfo -r -f html > [report.html]
List available modules
hardinfo -l
说明
hardinfo (Hardware Information) is a graphical system information and benchmark tool for Linux. It displays detailed information about hardware components, software configuration, and system resources. The GUI organizes information into categories including: - Computer - Summary, operating system, kernel modules, boots - Devices - Processor, memory, PCI devices, USB devices, storage - Network - Interfaces, IP connections, routing table - Benchmarks - CPU, FPU, and memory performance tests Reports can be generated for documentation or support purposes in text, HTML, or shell variable formats.
参数
- -r, --generate-report
- Generate report to stdout instead of opening GUI
- -f, --report-format _FORMAT_
- Report format: text, html, or shell
- -m, --load-module _MODULE_
- Load specific module
- -a, --autoload
- Automatically load all modules
- -l, --list-modules
- List available modules
FAQ
What is the hardinfo command used for?
hardinfo (Hardware Information) is a graphical system information and benchmark tool for Linux. It displays detailed information about hardware components, software configuration, and system resources. The GUI organizes information into categories including: - Computer - Summary, operating system, kernel modules, boots - Devices - Processor, memory, PCI devices, USB devices, storage - Network - Interfaces, IP connections, routing table - Benchmarks - CPU, FPU, and memory performance tests Reports can be generated for documentation or support purposes in text, HTML, or shell variable formats.
How do I run a basic hardinfo example?
Run `hardinfo` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -r, --generate-report do in hardinfo?
Generate report to stdout instead of opening GUI