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Operating Systems Linux Commands for OS patch, processor and disk partition Post 95309 by Veenak15 on Tuesday 10th of January 2006 06:28:36 AM
Old 01-10-2006
Error Commands for OS patch, processor and disk partition

Hi All,

Can anybody please help me with finding commands on LINUX for the following:

processor:
Availability
PowerManagementSupported
Description

also for OS patch i need to know the following info:
SeverityRating
ServicePackInEffect

for disk partition:
Description
BlockSize
Bootable
NumberOfBlocks
PrimaryPartition

Please please help me with this information!
 

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