Linux procinfo Command

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The Linux procinfo command is used to display system status.

The procinfo (process information) command reads relevant data from the /proc directory, organizes the data appropriately, and outputs it to the standard output device.

Syntax

procinfo [-abdDfhimsSv][-F &lt;output file>][-n &lt;interval seconds>]

Parameter Description:

-a 　Display all information.
-b 　Display the number of disk device blocks, rather than access counts.
-d 　Display the delta changes per second of system information, rather than the total values. This parameter must be used with the "-f" parameter.
-D 　This parameter is similar to the "-d" parameter, but the memory and swap file information are total values.
-f 　Enter the full-screen interactive operation interface.
-F<output file> 　Output the status information to a file for saving, rather than the default standard output device.
-h 　Online help.
-i 　Display the complete IRP list.
-m 　Display information about system modules and peripheral devices.
-n<interval seconds> 　Set the update speed of the full-screen interactive mode information, in seconds.
-s 　Display system memory, disk space, IRP, and DMA information, which is the default.
-S 　When used with parameters "-d" or "-D", the information is updated every second, regardless of whether the parameter "-n" is used.
-v 　Display version information.

Example

Display system status

# procinfo

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