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Hi. What command can be used to determine the system
configuration. For example I want to find out how much CPU, how much memory, what CPU and 233mhz or 400mhz, etc. Please help....
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'prtconf' will also give you some info. Finding out the cpu speed on a system that has been up for a long time is difficult as it will have been rotated out of the /var/adm/messages file.
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you can try
top This gives you running system info as well as some hardware listing eg: memory swap # of CPU's |
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