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5. System CPU, memory, disk and process information

· Change to your home (~) directory · Use the cat /proc/meminfo command to determine memory information about your Linux virtual machine a. How much total memory does your virtual machine contain? Answer: ________________________ b. How free memory does your virtual machine contain? Answer: ________________________ · Use the cat /proc/cpuinfo command to determine CPU information about your Linux virtual machine c. What is the model name of the processor in your Linux virtual machine? Answer: ________________________ d. What is the processor speed (MHz)? Answer: ________________________ e. How cache much memory does your virtual machine contain? Answer: ________________________ · Change to your home (~) directory · Use the df command to determine the currently mounted file systems and their disk usage in your Linux virtual machine f. How many files systems are currently mounted and what are their names? Answer: ________________________ g. What is the use percentage (%) for each file system in your virtual machine contain? Answer: ________________________ · Use the ps command to determine the current processes in your Linux virtual machine h. How many processes are listed and what are their names? Answer: ________________________