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This repository contains a step-by-step guide that teaches how to create a simple operating system (OS) kernel from scratch. I call this OS Raspberry Pi OS or just RPi OS. The RPi OS source code is largely based on Linux kernel, but the OS has very limited functionality and supports only Raspberry PI 3…
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Welcome to the Gitbook Repository “All About OSCP” where you will find everything related to OSCP that I have learnt during my preparation. I hope it helps :) Since too many friends were asking for my Cherrytree notes, I have removed all information related to Offsec exam & labs. The offensive security team reviewed this document and we got approval from them to share the notes publically for the infosec community…
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sudo apt-get install lm-sensors
To query a live verbose output
watch sensors
You can stop the output via ctrl+c
If you are a fan of GUI output, there is the tool psensor
sudo apt install psensor
After the installation you can just start it from withing your GUI i.e. Desktop environment.
xrandr --query
xrandr -q
If you would like to have a GUI solution use arandr
sudo apt install -y arandr
lspci -nnk | grep -A3 "\[03..\]:" ``
sudo hwclock -r
source: https://www.thegeekstuff.com/2013/08/hwclock-examples/ source: man hwclock