dmesg:tldr:0f24c

The command "dmesg | grep -i memory" is used to filter the output of the "dmesg" command and show only the lines containing the word "memory", regardless of the case (thanks to the "-i" option).

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "dmesg": This command displays the kernel ring buffer messages, which contain information about the system hardware, device drivers, and other kernel-related events.
• "|": This is a pipe symbol that directs the output of the command on the left to the command on the right.
• "grep": This command is used to search for specific patterns or words in the given input.
• "-i": This option makes the grep command case-insensitive, meaning it will match "memory" regardless of whether it's in uppercase or lowercase.
• "memory": This is the pattern or word that grep will search for in the output of the "dmesg" command.

So, the overall command will display only the lines of the dmesg output that contain the word "memory".