11-19-2008
Finding out the memory size via the iLOM
I would like to know if it is possible to find out how much memory is in a machine from the iLOM prompt on an x86 box? I have retrieved the MAC address details from the iLOM promt before using show /SYS/MB/NETx and wondering if I can do the same for the Memory although I can't seem to find anything that looks like a memory description in the directories under the iLOM. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Chains
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smlistsh
SMLISTSH(1) ICI executables SMLISTSH(1)
NAME
smlistsh - shared-memory linked list test shell
SYNOPSIS
smlistsh partition_size
DESCRIPTION
smlistsh attaches to a region of system memory (allocating it if necessary, and placing it under PSM management as necessary) and offers
the user an interactive "shell" for testing various shared-memory linked list management functions.
smlistsh prints a prompt string (": ") to stdout, accepts a command from stdin, executes the command (possibly printing a diagnostic
message), then prints another prompt string and so on.
The following commands are supported:
h The help command. Causes smlistsh to print a summary of available commands. Same effect as the ? command.
? Another help command. Causes smlistsh to print a summary of available commands. Same effect as the h command.
k The key command. Computes and prints an unused shared-memory key, for possible use in attaching to a shared-memory region.
+ key_value size
The attach command. Attaches smlistsh to a region of shared memory. key_value identifies an existing shared-memory region, in the
event that you want to attach to an existing shared-memory region (possibly created by another smlistsh process running on the same
computer). To create and attach to a new shared-memory region that other processes can attach to, use a key_value as returned by the
key command and supply the size of the new region. If you want to create and attach to a new shared-memory region that is for strictly
private use, use -1 as key and supply the size of the new region.
- The detach command. Detaches smlistsh from the region of shared memory it is currently using, but does not free any memory.
n The new command. Creates a new shared-memory list to operate on, within the currently attached shared-memory region. Prints the
address of the list.
s list_address
The share command. Selects an existing shared-memory list to operate on, within the currently attached shared-memory region.
a element_value
The append command. Appends a new list element, containing element_value, to the list on which smlistsh is currently operating.
p element_value
The prepend command. Prepends a new list element, containing element_value, to the list on which smlistsh is currently operating.
w The walk command. Prints the addresses and contents of all elements of the list on which smlistsh is currently operating.
f element_value
The find command. Finds the list element that contains element_value, within the list on which smlistsh is currently operating, and
prints the address of that list element.
d element_address
The delete command. Deletes the list element located at element_address.
r The report command. Prints a partition usage report, as per psm_report(3).
q The quit command. Detaches smlistsh from the region of shared memory it is currently using (without freeing any memory) and terminates
smlistsh.
EXIT STATUS
0 smlistsh has terminated.
FILES
No configuration files are needed.
ENVIRONMENT
No environment variables apply.
DIAGNOSTICS
No diagnostics apply.
BUGS
Report bugs to <ion-bugs@korgano.eecs.ohiou.edu>
SEE ALSO
smlist(3)
perl v5.14.2 2012-05-25 SMLISTSH(1)