SysInfo for Virtual bullseye

[rogerthn]

Not a big deal but while rebuilding the old RPI I've gone virtual
See here for details

[dazza1223]

how do u out put that to a txt fiie? bash scrip?

[HansR]

Not a big deal but while rebuilding the old RPI I've gone virtual
See here for details

I don't quite get what you want to say.
I see an output of Cutils sysinof with some strange info, but nothing that relates to virtual... So, what did you do and what do we see (system, Computer, nr of processors). I assume you virtualised on an RPi 3. What is the advantage and how. Elaborate a bit please.

[dazza1223]

Don't worry I understand it now

[rogerthn]

I don't quite get what you want to say.
I see an output of Cutils sysinof with some strange info, but nothing that relates to virtual... So, what did you do and what do we see (system, Computer, nr of processors). I assume you virtualised on an RPi 3. What is the advantage and how. Elaborate a bit please.

It is running on Hyper-V
This
System: bits
Processor: Computer
and this
Processor Temperature: -999.0 °C
is not 100% BUT as said, Not a big deal.
Enclosing full output from

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sudo lshw

lshw.log

[HansR]

So I ignore it?

[rogerthn]

So I ignore it?

Yes, you can ignore it unless there are any plans for extended platform support.

[HansR]

If you don't make life extremely complex and tell me which commands give the correct output, I will consider.
Not unimportant is then how do detect the virtualisation.

Have a nice Christmas, don't answer too quick

[rogerthn]

If you don't make life extremely complex and tell me which commands give the correct output, I will consider.
Not unimportant is then how do detect the virtualisation.

Have a nice Christmas, don't answer too quick

We'll see
Merry Christmas