Osvaldo Filho wrote:
How do I get information about the hardware in Linux and Windows?
- Identification of the processor: model, manufacturer, serial number
That depends very much on the type of the processor, i.e. whether it's
x86, ARM and so on. On x86 the info is available from processor
How do I get information about the hardware in Linux and Windows?
- Identification of the processor: model, manufacturer, serial number
- Identification of Hard Disk: model, manufacturer, physical serial number
- Identification of Memory: model, manufacturer, size, type
- Identification of
On 19/01/2010 13:09, Osvaldo Filho wrote:
How do I get information about the hardware in Linux and Windows?
- Identification of the processor: model, manufacturer, serial number
Reading /proc/cpuinfo will give you the model and manufacturer. Don't
know how to get the serial number. Was that
in linux... just google list hardware linux. Below are some results.
Probably not all of them will be available, but you should be able to
work with whatever is available on your machine.
lshal
lshw
lspci
lsusb
lsscsi
systool
fdisk -l
dmidecode
cat /proc/cpuinfo
cat /proc/meminfo
dmesg | egrep
On 22/08/06, Fabrício F. Kammer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks A.J.
Do you know where can I get some example of how to do this?
Is it possible to have a conditional compile to do this?
You can achieve conditiional compiling with {$ifdef } :
{$ifdef Win32}
{ . windows specific
google for the Jedi JCL library, it contains many useful routines for
delphi - object pascal. with some handwork, the routines should work
with fpc as well.
Adrian.
Fabrício F. Kammer schrieb:
Thanks A.J.
Do you know where can I get some example of how to do this?
Is it possible to have a
Hi all,
How can I get hardware informations on windows/linux using
FreePascal/Lazarus?
I need to get some informations of the hardware, like HD serial number,
the amount of memory, the type of processor and another things.
I'm working in a software that I don't want that it runs in a
I'm working in a software that I don't want that it runs in a different
of the orginal installation then I'll save this informations in a
crypted file and I'll read and check with the hardware in the moment of
the software is open.
There is no platform independent way to do this, since the
Thanks A.J.
Do you know where can I get some example of how to do this?
Is it possible to have a conditional compile to do this?
Thanks again,
Fabrício
A.J. Venter escreveu:
I'm working in a software that I don't want that it runs in a different
of the orginal installation then I'll save
