4.7.4. sysinfopro
sysinfopro is a tool used to display system information and hardware details, integrated into the onboard directory /app/platform_samples/sysinfopro/. It provides detailed information about hardware, memory, operating system, temperature, frequency, kernel modules, and more through various options.
4.7.4.1. Syntax Description
The basic syntax of sysinfopro is as follows:
./sysinfopro [options]
By combining different options, users can conveniently obtain detailed system and hardware information.
Option Format:
Single option:
./sysinfopro -<option>Multiple options combined:
./sysinfopro -<option1> -<option2> ...
For example:
./sysinfopro -m -i -o
4.7.4.2. Option Parameters Description
sysinfopro provides multiple options, allowing users to select specific options based on their needs to retrieve corresponding information. Below are the supported options and their descriptions:
-a: Display all information (same effect as when no parameter is provided).-m: Display memory information, including ION memory.-i: Display hardware information.-o: Display operating system version information.-s: Display temperature and frequency information for CPU, DDR, GPU, and BPU.-b: Display basic information of the board terminal.-l: Display HBRE library version information.-k: Display currently loaded kernel modules.-h: Display help information.
4.7.4.3. Command Options and Their Functional Descriptions
Display All Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -a
Or execute:
./sysinfopro
Function:
This command displays all system and hardware information, including memory, hardware model, OS version, temperature, frequency, and more. Suitable for scenarios requiring a comprehensive understanding of system status.
Display Memory Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -m
Function:
This command displays system memory information, including total, used, free memory, and detailed ION memory information. For example:
[Memory Info]:
[Total Memory]: 1.28 GB
[Used Memory]: 0.28 GB
[Free Memory]: 0.93 GB
[NOTE] What is displayed is the memory available to the system,
which is the actual physical memory capacity minus ION and system reserved memory.
(The content is consistent with "free -h")
[ION Memory Info]:
[ION CMA Memory Size]: 0.50 GB
[ION Carveout Memory Size]: 1.00 GB
[ION Reserved Memory Size]: 1.00 GB
This information helps users understand system memory usage and ION memory allocation.
Display Hardware Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -i
Function:
This command displays hardware model and related information, for example:
[Hardware Model]:
D-Robotics X5 EVB LP4 1_B board (Board Id = 0x0202)
Users can use this information to confirm the hardware model and board ID.
Display Operating System Version Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -o
Function:
This command displays operating system version information, including SDK version, kernel version, U-Boot version, etc. For example:
[SDK Version]:
LNX6.1.83_PL5.1_V1.0.16_20250205-1045
[Kernel Version]:
Linux buildroot 6.1.83-DR-PL5.1_V1.0.16 #13 SMP PREEMPT Mon Jan 20 20:00:05 CST 2025 aarch64 GNU/Linux
[Uboot Version]:
U-Boot 2022.10-geffce08a47 (Jan 08 2025 - 20:25:24 +0800)
[Bpu HW_IO Git Commit Hash]:
42566cb
This information helps users verify the software versions in use.
Display Temperature and Frequency Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -s
Function:
This command displays temperature and frequency information for CPU, DDR, GPU, and BPU. For example:
[CPU DDR GPU And BPU Status]:
=====================1=====================
temperature-->
DDR : 56.4 (C)
BPU : 55.9 (C)
CPU : 56.0 (C)
cpu frequency-->
min(M) cur(M) max(M)
cpu0: 300 1500 1500
cpu1: 300 1200 1500
cpu2: 300 1200 1500
cpu3: 300 1200 1500
cpu4: 300 1200 1500
cpu5: 300 1200 1500
cpu6: 300 300 1500
cpu7: 300 1200 1500
bpu status information---->
min(M) cur(M) max(M) ratio
bpu0: 500 1000 1000 0
ddr frequency information---->
min(M) cur(M) max(M)
ddr: 266 4266 4266
GPU gc8000 frequency information---->
min(M) cur(M) max(M)
gc8000: 200 1000 1000
This command shows temperature and frequency data for CPU, DDR, GPU, and BPU, including minimum, current, and maximum frequencies, as well as temperature values. This information helps users monitor hardware operational status and ensure the device operates within normal temperature and frequency ranges.
This command essentially invokes the hrut_somstatus command.
Display Board Terminal Basic Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -b
Function:
This command displays basic information of the board terminal, for example:
[Board Info]:
soc_gen: X5
soc_name: X5M
hw_name: X5_EVB_LP4
board_version: 1_B
hw_info: X5_EVB_LP4_1_B_cxmt_4096MB_4266
bootdevice_name: emmc
soc_uid: 0x308064960e290c8d022981b300000000
ddr_type: LPDDR4
ddr_size: 4096MB
ddr_vendor: cxmt
ddr_freq: 4266 Mbps
board_id: 0x0202
bak_slot: 0
This command shows information including SoC type, memory size and type, board version, boot device, etc., helping users understand the board’s basic configuration and hardware parameters.
Display HBRE Library Version Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -l
Function:
This command displays version information of the hbre libraries, for example:
[HBRE lib version]:
libcam 1.1.0-95e439a
libvpf 1.0.0-95e439a
libdsp 1.0.0-43bee14
libboardinfo 1.0.0-06d329f
libefuse 1.0.1-a2050b3
libhbmem 1.0.0-352c38e
libhbipcfhal 1.0.0-efc96c3
libalog 1.0.1-c1fe766
libmultimedia 1.2.3-551f280
libte600_engine 1.0.0-44a4499
libupdate 1.0.1-91d3da7
libpowerctl 0.1.1-e011866
libsecure_storage 1.0.0-edff2b7
libhbplayer 1.0.1-cc40383
gc8000l 6.4.14-d392a64
x5_camsys unknown-fb47281b6
libNano2D/libNano2Dutil 2.0-183cd6e
This information helps developers identify the versions of libraries currently in use.
Note: If an unreleased hbre library is used, the version string will include the -dirty suffix, indicating that the library was built directly from development and has not been officially released. This typically means the library contains uncommitted changes or local modifications and may differ from the official release. Example:
libcam 1.1.0-95e439a-dirty
The -dirty suffix arises when there are uncommitted or unmerged local changes in the codebase, indicating that the version is not an official release.
Display Currently Loaded Kernel Modules
Command:
./sysinfopro -k
Function:
This command displays the list of currently loaded kernel modules, for example:
[Kernel Module List]:
Module Size Used by Tainted: P
usb_f_fs 45056 3
libcomposite 77824 10 usb_f_fs
bpu_hw_io_x5 24576 0
bpu_cores 28672 1 bpu_hw_io_x5
bpu_framework 73728 2 bpu_hw_io_x5,bpu_cores
...
This command shows currently loaded kernel modules and related information, such as module size and usage count, helping users understand which kernel modules are active and their dependencies.
Display Help Information
Command:
./sysinfopro -h
Function:
This command displays help information for the tool, including usage instructions and option descriptions:
sysinfopro - display system information and hardware details.
Usage: sysinfopro [options]
Options can be combined. For example:
./sysinfopro -m -i -o
Options:
-a Show all information
-m Show memory information, include ION memory
-i Show hardware information
-o Show OS version
-s Show temperature and frequency of CPU DDR GPU and BPU
-b Show basic information of board terminal
-l Show hbre library version
-k Show currently loaded kernel modules
-h Show this help message
Users can quickly learn how to use the tool and understand the functions of each option through this help message.