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    how to generally view hardware

    I have searched these forums, the FAQs and the web for this information, as well as scouring the Knoppix menus. I am a long time Mandriva user, and rely on the "MCC--->hardware" function to view all hardware on a given machine. I can't find a similar hardware summary app in Knoppix. What am I missing?

    Is there an app somewhere on the menus that gives a complete view of hardware and module use? I have a Knoppix 5.0 DVD running on a machine here and I wanted to see what memory is installed and in which slot, there's 3 RAM modules of different sizes and I'd hoped to determine which was the smallest one. (in order to replace it)

    A one-stop, view all hardware app would be a godsend. Any suggestions?

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    dos screen
    lspci

    gui desktop
    Knoppix
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    KInfoCenter Info Center

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    happpy oh-seven

    Quote Originally Posted by marhleet
    dos screen
    lspci

    gui desktop
    Knoppix
    System
    KInfoCenter Info Center
    A good Julian '07 to ya.

    Above familiar, fun, but not enough. lspci doesn't cover chip sets, device modules, mem sockets, much else. kinfocenter has same limitations, though most fun, wow the eye.

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    lspci -v

    gives more but probably same as the info center

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