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The command "uname --all" is used to display detailed information about the underlying system and system hardware.

The "uname" utility stands for "Unix Name" and is typically found on Unix-like operating systems such as Linux. It is used to retrieve system information, primarily the operating system and machine hardware.

The "--all" option is used to display all available information about the system. It provides a comprehensive output that includes the following details:

1. Kernel Name: This field displays the name of the operating system kernel.
2. Node Name: It represents the network node hostname of the machine.
3. Kernel Release: This field provides the version number of the kernel.
4. Kernel Version: It displays the full version and additional information about the kernel.
5. Machine Architecture: This field indicates the type of hardware or machine architecture the system is running on.
6. Hardware Platform: It shows the specific hardware platform or architecture name.
7. Operating System: This field provides the name of the operating system.
8. Operating System Release: It displays the version/release number of the operating system.
9. Operating System Version: This field provides additional details about the operating system version.

Executing the "uname --all" command provides a summary of the system configuration and helps in determining the specific details of the operating system and hardware platform.