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Thank you Michofreiha, this is exactly what I was looking for.
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Hi Guys,<br />
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We have several Compaq/HP (G1 &amp;&nbsp;G2) servers running RedHat 7.3.<br />
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I need to compile a list of all the HardDrives in these servers.<br />
<br />
Some have RAID, some don't, some use SCSI, some IDE.<br />
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df -k shows the disk size/space (but that's not what I need).<br />
<br />
My manager wants a hardware inventory.<br />
<br />
Which command(s) can I use to query this?<br />
<br />
I would need to use this in a script, as we have several servers we need to audit.<br />
<br />
Thank you.
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Hi Guys,

We have several Compaq/HP (G1 & G2) servers running RedHat 7.3.

I need to compile a list of all the HardDrives in these servers.

Some have RAID, some don't, some use SCSI, some IDE.

df -k shows the disk size/space (but that's not what I need).

My manager wants a hardware inventory.

Which command(s) can I use to query this?

I would need to use this in a script, as we have several servers we need to audit.

Thank you.

Thank you Michofreiha, this is exactly what I was looking for.

Determine physical HardDrive size on RedHat 7.3

Hi Guys,

We have several Compaq/HP (G1 &amp; G2) servers running RedHat 7.3.

I need to compile a list of all the HardDrives in these servers.

Some have RAID, some don&#39;t, some use SCSI, some IDE.

df -k shows the disk size/space (but that&#39;s not what I need).

My manager wants a hardware inventory.

Which command(s) can I use to query this?

I would need to use this in a script, as we have several servers we need to audit.

Thank you.

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