> That's what I thought, but I was hoping that there was some sort of
> nifty, whiz-bang command line inquiry that I didn't know about that
> would say, "DDR333" or whatever. I do like how lshw will show the
> capacity. That's pretty cool. Thanks!
>
>
> --
> --Michael Hast (the evyl robot)
> Are monestaries cold because of all the parishables?
I know that this is a Linux list but maybe someone can pipe in with a *nix
compatible program that does the following:
There is a freeware (for personal use) win32 app called Aida32 that is a
lightweight systems diag tool that when loaded and run can tell you all
sorts of info about the guts of your computer, including the
make/model/type/speed of the installed memory and the RAM capacity of the
installed mobo (among other things).
I have used it on a number of Windows machines and it is "one-stop shopping"
when it comes to inventorying your systems.
free download located here:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download181.html
Again, maybe someone can lend insight on a Linux alternative that is not
distro-specific?
Thanks, Mav
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