User Guide

Intel
®
System Information Retrieval Utility - User Guide 9
“LogFiles” in the current directory (sysinfo_log.txt, RAID_NVRAMlog.txt,
OS_Eventlog.txt).
 sysinfo.exe [followed by ENTER key]
o sysinfo logs system information in 3 log files in a folder called “LogFiles” in
the current directory (sysinfo_log.txt, RAID_NVRAMlog.txt, PCI_log.txt) in a
non-interactive way.
 sysinfo.exe –ni [followed by ENTER key]
o sysinfo logs SATA and PCI bus information in 2 log files (SATA_log.txt,
PCI_log.txt)
 sysinfo.exe -sata -pci
Important Notes:
 sysinfo does not log HDD information if backplane is installed.
 To collect PCI/SATA info, SIT uses memrwd.sys driver. This driver is not WHQL
certified.
 To display sensor information, user needs to install Intel IMB driver (** if only
Microsoft IPMI driver is installed on the system **).
a. To install Intel IMB driver
run install-imbdriver.bat on console. install-imbdriver.bat is available in
Binaries\ folder.
b. To un-install Intel IMB driver
run uninstall-imbdriver.bat on console. uninstall-imbdriver.bat is available in
Binaries\ folder.
3.3 Using Linux version Intel
®
System
Information Retrieval Utility
This section details how to use the Intel
®
System Information Retrieval Utility on Linux:
 Command line Interface
./sysinfo
 To view the command-line help page:
./sysinfo -h or -?
 sysinfo logs system information in four log files in a folder called “LogFiles” in the
current directory (sysinfo_log.txt, RAID_NVRAMlog.txt, PCI_log.txt,