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Linux Command Help

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DR1FT3R

Junior Member
Hi,

Does anyone know a command in Linux that will print out the current kernel version and distribution from where it was installed? I thought the command was "sys", "ver", or "sysinfo", but I was wong.

Thanks for any help in advance.

dr1ft3r
 
the command i believe is uname .. check the man pages for options

" uname -r " should show the current kernel version


DnetMHZ
 
dnetmhz,

uname does the trick. Thanks a bunch.

netfred,

That command gives me the distribution type. Thanks for the help.

dr1ft3r
 
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