Inzai Developed for most GNU / Linux distributions. The script is pre-installed in SolusOS, Crunchbang, Epidemic, Linux Mint, and AntiX. Arch Linux has xi Packaged in their community repo. We hope that as more maintainers and users discover and discover xi A great tool that will find its place in more distributions.

In this article, I will explain how to install and use inxi (System Information Script) n RHEL / CentOS / Fedora, Debian / Ubuntu and Arch Linux

Install inxi on RHEL / CentOS / Fedora, Debian / Ubuntu and Arch Linux

Installing xi This is easy because it is located in the repository and even pre-installed in many Linux distributions. Install inxi on RHEL / CentOS / Fedora linux

                      # sudo yum install inxi
                    

Install inxi on Debin / Ubuntu linux

                      # sudo apt-get install inxi
                    

Install inxi on Arch Linux If you use Arch Linux, just run

                      # sudo pacman -S inxi
                    

How to use inxi

For a list of commands, run the following command:

                      $ inxi -h
                    

To display basic hardware information, run the command:

                      $ inxi
                    

Inxi Basic System Hardware Information

Print hard drive partition:

                      $ inxi -p
                    

Use “D” option to print hard drive details such as make, model and size:

                      $ inxi -D
                    

inxi -D example output

Print out a complete list of drives, including all storage and optical drives and their specifications.

                      $ inxi -d
                    

Print network interface and network configuration: Use the “-n” switch to display a list of network interfaces:

                      $ inxi -n
                    

Use “-ni” option to display IP address details:

                      $ inxi -ni
                    

Print network interface and configuration

Display graphic information: To display graphics card information, use the “-G” option in inxi:

                      $ inxi -G
                    

Display graphic information

Display complete hardware information: To display complete hardware information, use the “-F” option in inxi:

                      $ inxi -F
                    

Display complete hardware information

For more information on inxi, see the man page:

                      $ man inxi
                    

Reference: https://code.google.com/p/inxi/