Hi Together, due to compatibility reasons I use a script which collect some information on my used Linux PCs (OK at SuSE I use "hwinfo" too): $ grep inxi $(which SicherPC.sh) which inxi &> /dev/null && inxi -Fxd &>> ${MyDest}/inxi-Fxd_$(date +%F).txt But this hangs (only) at my PCs using openSUSE Tumbleweed. I find an issue, which seems to be solved since longer time: "inxi hangs when run from shell script" https://github.com/smxi/inxi/issues/181 Answer: "smxi commented on 24 Dec 2020 • You're running legacy inxi, this was fixed long ago, read the readme, update to current non legacy inxi and you'll be on current non legacy inxi. Filing issues on legacy code is a waste of time, always make sure you are running the actual current stuff, otherwise you're just wasting your time, as is the case here. The only reason to run legacy inxi is if you enjoy unfixed bugs, lack of new features, etc. Note: inxi -U updates, if that is disabled, edt /etc/ inxi.conf and make ALLOW_UPDATES=true and use -U from now on. Then you can dump the legacy inxi package as well, which doesn't do you much good. Note that the actual bug report you should file is with opensuse, for failing to update their inxi since 3.1.00 was released, I can't help it if distros don't update a support program with no real dependencies in their repos." # zypper se -si inxi S | Name | Type | Version | Arch | Repository --+------+-------+------------+--------+----------------------- i | inxi | Paket | 3.1.00-1.3 | noarch | Haupt-Repository (OSS) # inxi -V inxi 3.1.00-00 (2020-04-22) Actual Version at: https://github.com/smxi/inxi/blob/master/inxi.changelog Version: 3.3.03 Patch: 00 Date: 2021-03-17 Is it possible to update inxi at Tumbleweed? Regards Ulf