In your Linux terminal/prompt (as the root user), create a log file. The log file should include the following information: • The time when the log file is created • The user who creates the log file • How long has the system been running • CPU model name • CPU frequency • CPU architecture • OS kernel name • OS kernel release • Memory usage • Disk usage

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In your Linux terminal/prompt (as the root user), create a log file. The log file should include the following information:

• The time when the log file is created

• The user who creates the log file

• How long has the system been running

• CPU model name

• CPU frequency

• CPU architecture

• OS kernel name

• OS kernel release

• Memory usage

• Disk usage

(use cat command to open the file) 

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