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Easy one : command listing total memory

Hi,

I have been searching for a command that lists the total amount of memory in the HP-UX doc but haven't found it yet.

vmstat is not exactly what i want. Does the command exists on HP UX?

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I would like to have this form :

Total Memory : total 0.00 MB / free 0.00 MB

but i have to update my script update.sh to show thoses informations in /etc/motd and to update it with the good commands.....not so easy...

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If you have Ignite-UX you can use that

/opt/ignite/bin/print_manifest | more

command. You can see your physical memory in "Main Memory:" line
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thanks a lot,

it's exactly what i needed.

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to check total mem installed

hi there
u can try
# dmesg |grep Physical
to check total physical mem installed

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ajay
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