Hardware detection

This article lists and Article description::describes several utilities used to detect hardware. See the respective article for additional details on each utility.

Available software

UtilityPackageDescription
dmidecodesys-apps/dmidecodeDMI (Desktop Management Interface) table related utilities
hdparmsys-apps/hdparmhdparm is a command line utility to set and view ATA & SATA hard disk drive hardware parameters.
hwinfosys-apps/hwinfoThe hardware detection utility of OpenSUSE.
hw-probesys-apps/hw-probeProbe for hardware, check its operability and upload result to the Linux hardware DB: https://linux-hardware.org
inxisys-apps/inxiA system information script for IRC and system administrators.
libinput list-devicesdev-libs/libinputlist local devices as recognized by libinput
lpinfonet-print/cupsLists all printers and the available drivers (.ppd files).
lsinputsys-apps/input-utilsSmall collection of linux input layer utils
lshwsys-apps/lshwGenerates a structured list of detected hardware and their features.
lspcisys-apps/pciutilsIncludes command-line tools for identifying PCI system hardware.
lsusbsys-apps/usbutilsIncludes command-line tools for identifying USB system hardware.
i2cdetectsys-apps/i2c-toolsI2C tools for bus probing, chip dumping, register-level access helpers, EEPROM decoding, and more.
sensors-detectsys-apps/lm-sensorsDetects temperature sensors
Scan modemNot applicablescanModem.sh is a script used for finding suited driver for connected modems.

See also

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