Synfo (Linux System Inventory Tool)

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Last Update: 2013-03-08

Name: Synfo (Linux System Inventory Tool)
Language: C
Platform: all Linux distros
This software will run on a single linux machine, it will collect system information upon a system crash is occurred, so it would be easy for technicians to do the debug

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