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From: "Martins Dzelde" <martins.dzelde@latrude.lv>
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Hi,
maybe this is very basic question but: is there a command to print all  
current hardware used by freebsd un a specific box.

like to see summary of all the nic, ram, cpu and other data?

Regards,
Martins