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11-12-2003
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Size of Installed RAM ?
Is it possible from the command line, or by looking at one of the log files to find out the amount of RAM installed on my SCO Unix 5.05 Server?
I also need to find out H/Disk size and Processor speed but I think i'll do a search of the forums for those ones. Thanks RamblasPro |
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11-12-2003
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Maybe this'll work for you - I was able to use Kelam_Magnus's example to find the amount of memory in my machine:
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11-14-2003
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From www.pcunix.com:
Check disk space with "df -v". Installed memory: "memsize". Memory usage: "sar -r 5 5" SCO: "hw -r ram" gives information about how memory is used by the system. "sar -r 5 5" gives snapshots of how much memory is available now. "hwconfig" shows devices from last boot. System information is in /var/adm logs too |
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