====== Redhat - hardware - Get hardware info ======

Common commands to obtain information on hardware.

  * Refer to the /proc directory.  This directory contains a few files that can give you information about your hardware such as memory (meminfo), processor (cpuinfo), partitions (partition) and many more.
  * Use "lspci" command.  This is a command to list all pci devices connected to your machine.
  * Use "lshw" command.  This command will list out all hardware installed on your system.
  * Use "kudzu -p" command.  This is redhat/centos hardware probing and installing tool.  Use "kudzu -p" to display all the hardware connected to the system.
  * Use "dmidecode" command.  This is a tool for dumping bios information into human readable form.
  * Run "lsusb" to list out all usb devices.