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02-20-2004
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checking memory in AIX
I am using AIX 5.5
I have researched your site and found a few commands to try to check how much physical memory I have but the ones I found are not working. I was wondering does my system have a different command? I also checked the MAN pages could not find it there. Could somebody help? I did use this command and got some results [vmstat 1 10] This showed memory but not quite sure how to read the out put. The third colum over called [AVM] showed [842596] would this be my total physical? Thanks 
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02-20-2004
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What commands did you try that did not work? I've never used aix, but I did a quick search:
Unix system memory - two suggestions given by PxT How to find out the spec of my AIX? - suggests trying: lsattr -HE -l sys0 -a realmem error while extracting using TAR - suggests trying: ulimit -m Total ram
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02-20-2004
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The one that works
I had tried memsize and dmesg and top niether on worked
but using [bootinfo -r] did work. it came from this link Unix system memory Thank you
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