Name of utility to make an HTML dump of your hardware?

[forkbomb]

I remember back in my *buntuing days I used an app to export a nicely formatted dump of all the hardware connected to the system, all in html format. It was a totally command line but I remember the output was very comprehensive and nicely formatted.

Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the utility. Anybody here know of any such program and know the name?

[tashirosgt]

There was a command associated with the hal daemon - something like "hal-display-manager" that I recall in earlier Fedoras. But it may have become obsolete by now ( I can't check since I am not at a Fedora machine now.) I agree that it was an outstanding view of the hardware.

[buddha]

How about hardinfo? It's a GUI tool that shows up under Gnome Applications/System Tools as "System Profiler and Benchmark". It has a Generate Report function that seems to do what you ask.

Name : hardinfo
Version: 0.4.2.2
Release: 7.fc7
Size : 406 k
Summary: System Profiler and Benchmark

Description:
HardInfo can gather information about a system's hardware and operating system,
perform benchmarks, and generate printable reports either in HTML or in plain
text formats

[forkbomb]

How about hardinfo? It's a GUI tool that shows up under Gnome Applications/System Tools as "System Profiler and Benchmark". It has a Generate Report function that seems to do what you ask.

Name : hardinfo
Version: 0.4.2.2
Release: 7.fc7
Size : 406 k
Summary: System Profiler and Benchmark

Description:
HardInfo can gather information about a system's hardware and operating system,
perform benchmarks, and generate printable reports either in HTML or in plain
text formats

That's it! You guys are great. :)

Don't remember using the GUI to do it before, but I was probably using the same utility. I'm sure you can have it make a dump straight from the command line, somehow.