HP BL860c

Example
hwdisc –f/mnt/data/hwdisc.xml
This command generates the file hwdisc.xml in the /mnt/data location.
A typical file generated by the hwdisc command is similar to the following:
<!-- generated by Linux hwdisc for IPF version 2.01 -->
<HWDiscovery Version="1.0">
<ServerInformation>
<SystemName>server rx2600</SystemName>
<SerialNumber>US21729947</SerialNumber>
<AssetTag> </AssetTag>
<EFIFw>1.22</EFIFw>
<BMCFw>1.53</BMCFw>
<MPFw>E.03.15</MPFw>
<Cells>0</Cells>
<RAM>1998</RAM>
<Processors>2</Processors>
<PCIDevices>
<PCIDevice num="0">
<Bus>0</Bus>
<Device>1</Device>
<Function>0</Function>
<Id>10330035</Id>
<SubId>10330035</SubId>
</PCIDevice>
<PCIDevice num="1">
<Bus>0</Bus>
<Device>1</Device>
<Function>1</Function>
<Id>10330035</Id>
<SubId>10330035</SubId>
</PCIDevice>
<PCIDevice num="2">
<Bus>0</Bus>
<Device>1</Device>
<Function>2</Function>
<Id>103300E0</Id>
<SubId>103300E0</SubId>
</PCIDevice>
<PCIDevice num="3">
<Bus>0</Bus>
<Device>2</Device>
<Function>0</Function>
<Id>10950649</Id>
<SubId>10950649</SubId>
</PCIDevice>
<PCIDevice num="4">
<Bus>0</Bus>
<Device>3</Device>
<Function>0</Function>
<Id>80861229</Id>
<SubId>103C1274</SubId>
</PCIDevice>
<PCIDevice num="5">
<Bus>20</Bus>
<Device>1</Device>
<Function>0</Function>
<Id>10000030</Id>
<SubId>10001000</SubId>
</PCIDevice>
<PCIDevice num="6">
<Bus>20</Bus>
<Device>1</Device>
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