The Process File System (/proc) give you access
to information about the Linux kernel and all process currently running on your
system.
Files and Directories in /proc
File Name Content
/proc/acpi Information
about Advanced Configuration and
Power Interface(ACPI)
/proc/bus Bus-specific
information for each bus type, such as PCI
/proc/cmdline The
command line used to start the Linux kernel
/proc/cpuinfo Information
about the CPU
/proc/devices Available
block and character devices
/proc/dma Information
about DMA
/proc/driver/rtc Information
about Real Time Clock(RTC)
/proc/filesystems List of supported file systems
/proc/ide Information
about IDE devices
/proc/interrupts Information
about Interrupt Request(IRQ) numbers
/proc/ioports Information
about Input/Output(I/O) ports
/proc/kcore Image
of the physical memory
/proc/kmsg Kernel
messages
/proc/loadavg Load
average
/proc/locks Current
kernel locks
/proc/meminfo Information
about physical memory and swap space usage
/proc/misc Miscellaneous
information
/proc/modules List
of loaded driver modules
/proc/mounts List
of mounted file systems
/proc/net Directory
of Information about networking
/proc/partitions List
of partitions known to Linux kernel
/proc/pci Information
about PCI devices
/proc/scsi Information
about SCSI devices
/proc/stat Overall
statistics about the system
/proc/swaps Information
about the swap space
/proc/sys Information
about the system
/proc/uptime Information
about uptime
/proc/version Kernel
version number
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