Check memory in Raspberry Pi with this short and simple guide. While checking those info may not be as straight forward as the more user friendly operating systems, the following can serve as a simple guide.
Check RAM Details
RAM details can be checked in 2 ways
1. Using Task Manager
2. Using Terminal
1. Using Task Manager
Open the Task Manager using the following steps
- Click on Start (Raspberry Pi icon)
- Select Accessories
- Task Manager
The Task Manager screen will look something like below and you can see Memory details here.
2. Using Terminal
Open terminal and type free, and then hit Enter
free
This will list down the RAM space details in a tabular format. All the values are in Kilobytes (KB)
For a more human readable format, enter the following to show the values in KB, MB and GB
free -h
Check SD Memory Card Details
Open terminal, type df and hit Enter
> df
This will list out the total disk usage in a column format. All the values are in Kilobytes (KB)
To make it more human readable, type the following and hit Enter
> df -h
This will output in a similar column format but with more readable values in GB and MB
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