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messages  \n\n| cat /proc/cpuinfo | show CPU information |\n| --- | --- |\n| free-h | show free and used memory (-m flag indicates memory in MB) |\n| lshw | list information about hardware configuration |\n| lsblk | list information about block devices |\n| lspci-tv | show PCI devices in a tree-like diagram |\n| lsusb-tv | show USB devices in a tree-like diagram |\n| dmidecode | show hardware information from the BIOS |\n| hdparm-i /dev/[disk] | show information about disk data |\n| hdparm-tT /dev/[disk] | conduct a read speed test on disk |\n| badblocks-s /dev/[disk] | test for unreadable blocks on disk |\n\nFile Compression  \n\n| tar cf [compressed_file. tar] [file_name] | create an archived file from a file |\n| --- | --- |\n| tar xf [compressed_file. tar] | extract archived file |\n| tar czf\u003Cbr>[compressed_file.tar.gz] | create a gzip compressed tar file |\n| gzip [file_name] | compress a file with the .gz extension |\n\nPackage Installation  \nyum search [keyword]  \nfind a package by a related keyword  \n\n| yum info [package_name] | show package information and summary |\n| --- | --- |\n| yum install | install a package using the YUM |\n| [package_name. rpm] | package manager |\n| dnf install | install a package using the DNF |\n| [package_name. rpm] | package manager |\n| rpm-i [package_name. rpm] | install an rpm package from a local file |\n| rpm-e [package_name. rpm] | remove an rpm package |\n| tar zxvf [source_code.tar.gz] cd [source_code]./configure\u003Cbr>make\u003Cbr>make install | install software from source code |\n\nSSH Login  \n\n| ssh user@host | connect to host as user |\n| --- | --- |\n| ssh host | securely connect to host via SSH default port 22 |\n| ssh-p [port] user@host | connect to host using a particular port |\n| telnet host | connect to host via telnet default port 23 |\n\nSearching  \ngrep [pattern][file_name]  \nsearch for a specific pattern in a file  \n\n| grep-r [pattern][directory_name] | search recursively for a specific pattern in a directory |\n| --- | --- |\n| locate [name] | find all files and directories by aspecific name |\n| find [/folder/location]\u003Cbr>-name [a] | list names that begin with [a] in [/folder/location] |\n| find [/folder/location]\u003Cbr>-size [+100M] | list files larger than 100M in a particular folder |\n\nFile Transfer  \nscp [file_name.txt] securely copy a specific file to a  \n[server/tmp] server directory  \nrsync-a [/your/directory][/backup/]  \nsynchronize the contents of aspecific directory with a backup directory  \nProcess Related  \nps show a snapshot of active  \nprocesses  \n\n| pstree | show processes as a tree |\n| --- | --- |\n| pmap | shows a memory usage map of processes |\n| top | show all running processes |\n| kill [process_id] | kill a process under a given ID |\n| pkill [proc_name] | kill a process under the specified name |\n| killall [proc_name] | kill all processes labelled proc |\n| bg | list and resume stopped jobs in the background |\n| fg | bring the most recent suspended job to the foreground |\n| fg [job] | bring a particular job to the foreground |\n| lsof | list files opened by processes |\n\nFile Permission  \nchmod 777 [file_name] give read, write, and execute  \npermission to everyone  \n\n| chmod 755 [file_name] | give full permission to owner, and read and execute permission to group and others |\n| --- | --- |\n| chmod 766 [file_name] | give full permission to owner, and read and write permission to group and others |\n| chown [user][file_name] | change the file ownership |\n| chown [user]: [group][file_name] | change the owner and group ownership of a file |\n\nFile Commands  \n\n| ls | list files in directory |\n| --- | --- |\n| ls-a | list all files, including hidden |\n| pwd | show the directory currently working in |\n| mkdir [directory] | create a new directory |\n| rm [file_name] | remove a file |\n| rm-r [directory_name] | remove a directory recursively |\n| rm-rf [directory_name] | remove a directory recursively without requiring confirmation |\n| cp [file_name1][file_name2] | copy the contents of th","cbCaivqZzZRn8UgI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivqZzZRn8UgI","pdf",78998,"English","# Hardware Information\n## File Compression\n## Package Installation\n## SSH Login\n## Searching\n## File Transfer\n## Process Related\n## File Permission\n## File Commands\n## System Information\n## Network\n## Directory Navigation","[{\"question\":\"What commands are used to check hardware and system details?\",\"answer\":\"dmesg shows bootup messages, cat /proc/cpuinfo shows CPU information, lshw and lsblk list hardware details, and dmidecode reports BIOS hardware information. uname, uptime, hostname, date, and timedatectl provide system information.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you compress and extract files on Linux?\",\"answer\":\"Use tar cf to create an archive and tar xf to extract it. 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