HardInfo - System profiler and benchmark for Linux systems.

       For   current   maintainers   committing,   see    AUTHORS.md    file    and    more    info    are    at
       https://github.com/lpereira/hardinfo/graphs/contributors  .   More contributions are in each files source
       headers.

HardInfo its Copyright © 2003, 2009-2017 Leandro A. F.  Pereira  <leandro@hardinfo.org>.   This  is  free
       software;  see  the source for copying conditions.  There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or
       FITNESS   FOR   A   PARTICULAR   PURPOSE.    This   manpage   was   created   by   PICCORO   Lenz   McKAY
       <mckaygerhard@gmail.com> for the hardinfo project.

0.6                                                 July 2017                                        HARDINFO(1)

       Is  a  system  profiler  and benchmark for Linux systems, that gathers information about the hardware and
       operating system, performs benchmarks, and generates reports.  The information gathered is  presented  on
       an simple and intuitive GUI.

       Information is grouped in fourmaingroups: Computer, Devices, Network, and Benchmarks.

       The Computergroup contains mostly information about basic software.  This includes but is not limited to
       information  about  the operating system (kernel version, C library, distribution, etc.), kernel modules,
       locale information, filesystem usage, users/groups, and development tools.

       The Devicesgroup contains information about the hardware, as detected by the operating system.  Hardinfo
       is incapable of detecting hardware by itself, it merely lists what the operating system was able to find.
       This includes, but does not limit to, information about the  processor  (including  cache  layout,  known
       bugs,  and  feature  flags  with their explanation), devices (such as USB, PCI, and Input devices), among
       other things.

       The Networkgroup lists information about network interfaces,  routing  table,  DNS  servers,  and  other
       networking-related topics.

       The Benchmarksgroup allow performing simple benchmarks to test CPU and FPU capabilities, as well as some
       of  the graphical user interface capabilities as well.  In previous versions, it was possible to send the
       benchmark results to a central server, so it was possible to compare the benchmarks with  other  Hardinfo
       users; this service has been deactivated in the mean time.

       Reports can be generated either by invoking Hardinfo with special command-line parameters (see below), or
       by  clicking  the "Generate Report" button in the GUI.  Reports can be customized in the GUI and saved in
       either HTML or plain text formats.

HardInfo - System profiler and benchmark for Linux systems.

-h, --help
              Show help options

       -r, --generate-report
              creates a report and prints to standard output

       -f, --report-format
              chooses a report format (text, html)

       -b, --run-benchmark
              run benchmark; requires benchmark.so to be loaded

       -l, --list-modules
              lists modules

       -m, --load-module
              specify module to load

       -a, --autoload-deps
              automatically load module dependencies

       -v, --version
              shows program version and quit

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