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What OS version am I on?
I'm trying to figure out the exact version of the AIX box I'm on. Like whether it's 5.1 or 5.2. I tried lsconf and smit but they didn't give the answer. Does anyone know a command that returns this value? I don't have root access.
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Thanks! That's the one I was looking for!
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The "correct" command would be oslevel. An furthermore you can see the systems patch level, or Technoligy level, by using oslevel -r.
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