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# 8  
Old 06-20-2014
Quote:
Originally Posted by ibmtech
Don't quote me on that.
LOL, i have already filed a PMR. ;-))

Seriously: you can run a

Code:
lsattr -El proc0

and/or a
Code:
lscfg -vp

to get more detailed information about the system components in case you have to decide if it is a p5 or a p7 system.

There is also the HMC: generate and a system plan to get information about the managed system in question. This should work for all models down to POWER5-systems (not the p690 "Regatta", but I doubt there ist such a system still out there).

I hope this helps.

bakunin
# 9  
Old 06-23-2014
I'd always use
Code:
lsattr -El sys0

The model name, serial number, firmware version etc. are all there. of course, you need to refer to the IBM website to translate the model into the marketing name.


Smilie I've got a p690 still in use, oh and an M80 & four H70s Smilie

I can still get this output:-
Code:
keylock      normal        State of system keylock at boot time              False
maxbuf       20            Maximum number of pages in block I/O BUFFER CACHE True
maxmbuf      0             Maximum Kbytes of real memory allowed for MBUFS   True
maxuproc     1024          Maximum number of PROCESSES allowed per user      True
autorestart  false         Automatically REBOOT system after a crash         True
iostat       false         Continuously maintain DISK I/O history            True
realmem      2097152       Amount of usable physical memory in Kbytes        False
conslogin    enable        System Console Login                              False
fwversion    IBM,SST06012  Firmware version and revision levels              False
maxpout      0             HIGH water mark for pending write I/Os per file   True
minpout      0             LOW water mark for pending write I/Os per file    True
fullcore     false         Enable full CORE dump                             True
pre430core   false         Use pre-430 style CORE dump                       True
rtasversion  1             Open Firmware RTAS version                        False
modelname    IBM,7026-H70  Machine name                                      False
systemid     IBM,01*x*x*xA Hardware system identifier                        False
boottype     disk          N/A                                               False
SW_dist_intr false         Enable SW distribution of interrupts              True
cpuguard     disable       CPU Guard                                         True



Robin
# 10  
Old 07-10-2014
Code:
prtconf |grep -i model
uname -M
lscfg -vp |grep Name:
lsattr -El sys0|grep modelname

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