checkpc

checkpc [options]

The checkpc command is not part of standard Linux distributions or core utilities. No man page or widespread documentation exists for it in common repositories like Ubuntu, Fedora, or Arch Linux. It may refer to a custom script, a tool from a specific hardware diagnostic package, embedded system, or third-party software for checking PC hardware compatibility, BIOS settings, or system integrity.

If encountered in a particular environment, it could be used for verifying PCI devices, memory, or peripherals similar to tools like lspci or memtest86. Users searching for PC diagnostics should consider standard alternatives. Without specific package context, usage is unclear and potentially unsupported.

Not a standard Linux command; may not exist or vary by custom setup. Verify in local man pages or packages with which checkpc or locate checkpc.

Use lspci -v for PCI devices, lshw -short for hardware summary, or inxi -Fxz for detailed system info.

lspci(8), lshw(1), dmidecode(8), lsusb(8), hwinfo(1)