Basic Script To Collect Hardware

I am new to Suse and was wondering if it is possible to have a script execute during boot that collects the hardware information, CPU, memory, disk sizes, etc and output and move the file to a network location with the hostname. I was looking at dmesg but not very fluent with scripting as was wondering if anyone has accomplish such a task? Basically, I am wanting to collect the hardware information from a few networked machines and have the output sent to a central location for review.

I am new to Suse and was wondering if it is possible to have a script execute during boot that collects the hardware information, CPU, memory, disk sizes, etc and output and move the file to a network location with the hostname. I was looking at dmesg but not very fluent with scripting as was wondering if anyone has accomplish such a task? Basically, I am wanting to collect the hardware information from a few networked machines and have the output sent to a central location for review.
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hardware information
In a terminal as root do:
"lspci -v" or "lspci -vv" for a more verbose output

disk sizes, etc
"fdisk -l"

Cpu:
"cat /proc/cpuinfo"

Memory:
"cat /proc/meminfo"

and so on

All this is available in Yast > hareware info

Have fun

hardware information
In a terminal as root do:
"lspci -v" or "lspci -vv" for a more verbose output

disk sizes, etc
"fdisk -l"

Cpu:
"cat /proc/cpuinfo"

Memory:
"cat /proc/meminfo"

and so on

All this is available in Yast > hareware info

Have fun
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Thanks for the info. I ran across Lister (lshw) that I am toying with and looks promising.

Try hwinfo.
Quote from 'man hwinfo' "DESCRIPTION: hwinfo is used to probe for the hardware present in the system. It can be used to generate a system overview log which can be later used for support."