Provides information about the system in Acronis Linux
The output of sysinfo command is the information about the system environment, namely, it includes the following outputs:
- dmesg (this command is used to examine or control the kernel ring buffer and its output prints Linux boot-up messages)
- lspci (PCI devices)
- cat /proc/bus/usb/devices (USB devices)
- cat /proc/bus/ieee1394/devices (FireWire devices)
- cat /proc/partitions (hard disk partitions)
- cat /proc/interrupts
- cat /proc/modules (modules with hardware drivers)
- kernel version
- compilation time
On ramdisks starting from 25/05/2009, sysinfo command collects the following information as well:
- all *.log files (except hotplug.log one) from the /tmp directory;
- /bin/getmeta output which is converted by uuencode to /tmp/*.log files.
In order to create usual sysinfo output without any additional data one can use the following command:
# sysinfo -s
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