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06-08-2012
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Linux version of aix 'uname'
Hello all,
Does linux have a command which performs a similar function to aix uname -a Thanks |
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06-08-2012
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Its a standard UNIX command so it should have it and work the same...
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06-08-2012
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It happens to all of us one day... (Today I could not reset my X session, sure the command dtsession worked... exactly the same as you...)
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