Configuration Unix server

[DaveLL]

Hi
is there a command or an existing script on a Unix server that can give you the hardware configuration of the machine, without rebooting.
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[ElgisRamon]

I guess you need a different command or script on each and every UNIX platform... which one platform do you want to query? [sig][/sig]

 

[DaveLL]

sco-unix
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[DaveLL]

system V [sig][/sig]

 

[Guest_imported]

With SCO unix use hwconfig.

 

[DaveLL]

ok, but it doesn't work, is hwconfig needs to be in the path ...?
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[Guest_imported]

You must login as root.

 

[DaveLL]

for sure i'm log as root. but the command is not known.
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[Pele]

For SCO Unix path is /etc/hwconfig. [sig][/sig]

 

[abovebrd]

hwconfig -h

Or look to the file /usr/adm/messages

This will show you your hardware profile from the last boot.

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[TechTx]

Hello everyone,
I'm very new to Unix. Using basic commands are comming clear to me. However, when I use certain commands, For instance, hwconfig, I know this will show some or all of the devices on your unix system. But, what I do not understand is when I call-up hwconfig -ch or hwconfig -h I have problems understanding the comments row of the hwconfig listing. Please help.

 

[vgersh99]

.... and then G-d created 'man'

man hwconfig