DIMM and MEMORY 3

[biondo68]

dear all,

i have a little doubt.....which is the way to view how much memory have the system ?

this is my top ...
AIX monitor v1.12: tn1risc001 Thu May 27 14:20:35 2004
Refresh: 10.00 s
Sys 60.4% Wait 0.0% User 39.6% Idle 0.0%
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
===========================================>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Runnable processes 2.40 load average: 2.49, 2.56, 2.49

Memory Real Virtual Paging (4kB) Process events File/TTY-IO
free 402.8 MB 0.0 MB 288.0 pgfaults 234 pswitch 0 iget
procs 4190813.3 MB 256.0 MB 0.5 pgin 149305 syscall 74 namei
files 416.1 MB 4.4 pgout 72 read 0 dirblk
total 4191632.1 MB 256.0 MB 0.0 pgsin 73 write 41794 readch
0.0 pgsout 2 fork 18188 writech
DiskIO Total Summary 4 exec 6 ttyrawch
read 2.0 kByte/s 2 rcvint 0 ttycanch
write 37.7 kByte/s 2 xmtint 257 ttyoutch
transfers 13.5 tps
active 4/6 disks Netw read write
en0 4.7 3.1 kB/s
TOPdisk read write busy en1 0.1 0.1 kB/s
hdisk2 0 10 kB/s 3% lo0 0.0 0.0 kB/s
hdisk4 0 10 kB/s 3%
hdisk3 2 8 kB/s 2%
hdisk1 0 8 kB/s 2%

thanks

bye

biondo68

 

[dblair]

prtconf - will show physical and swap memory

 

[biondo68]

dblair ,

aix 4.3.3 is my oslevel ...this command is not recognize..

help me

thanks

biondo68

 

[MoshiachNow]

bootinfo –r shows how much RAM does my machine has (as root)

lsattr –E –l sys0 –a realmem shows how much RAM does my machine have (as non root)


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[dblair]

Sorry - mine is 4.3.3 also.
/usr/sbin/prtconf

 

[biondo68]

thanks Levw



biondo68

 

[Bronco76]

my personal fav for finding the total physical memory in a system is:

lsattr -El mem0