Get ready for performance analysis with Sysreport
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Get ready for performance analysis with Sysreport

Sysreport is a command-line tool, so make sure you can log in to the target system using Secure Shell (SSH) or have a local console and are comfortable working on the Linux command line.

Confirm Python and Git are installed

Depending on how Python versions are managed on your system, the Python command below may vary. In this Learning Path, we’ll assume that Python is invoked using the python3 command.

To confirm Python is installed, run the following command:

    

        
        
python3 --version

If Python is installed, a version number will be displayed:

    

        
        Python 3.9.5

If Python is not installed, use the package manager for your Linux distribution to install it.

To confirm Git is installed, run the following command:

    

        
        
git --version

If Git is installed, a version number will be displayed:

    

        
        git version 2.34.1

If Git is not installed, use the package manager for your Linux distribution to install it.

Install Sysreport

You can download Sysreport by cloning the GitHub repository:

    

        
        
git clone https://github.com/ArmDeveloperEcosystem/sysreport.git

Test Sysreport

Confirm Sysreport works correctly by changing into the sysreport/src directory and running the command:

    

        
        
cd sysreport/src
python3 sysreport.py --help

If Sysreport is working correctly, the usage message is displayed:

    

        
        usage: sysreport.py [-h] [--config] [--advice] [--no-advice] [--color]
                    [--no-color] [--vulnerabilities] [-v]

Check system configuration

optional arguments:
  -h, --help         show this help message and exit
  --config           list kernel build-time configuration
  --advice           show configuration advice
  --no-advice        don't show configuration advice
  --color            use ANSI color escape codes in output
  --no-color         disable ANSI color escape codes in output
  --vulnerabilities
  -v, --verbose      increase verbosity
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