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Old 08-05-2008
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If you have the Support Tools Manager installed
which is part of the Online Diagnostics Bundle from the
half yearly issued Support PLUS Patch Bundles by HP
and doesn't require an extra license
(it is highly recommended to have it installed for various other diagnostics)
then you could query the memory map like
Code:
$ echo "sc prod memory;info;wait;il"|/usr/sbin/cstm |grep -i total.*memory
    Total Configured Memory   : 8192 MB
This is the release I use on this box for instance
Code:
$ /usr/sbin/swlist -l bundle OnlineDiag|grep ^[^#]
  OnlineDiag    B.11.11.20.02  HPUX 11.11 Support Tools Bundle, December 2007
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