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Installed Memory Commands

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varajan

varajan

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Oct 5, 2001
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Hi,

Is there any command to find the Installed memory for solaris ( alternatives to prtconf / top ) ?

Regards,
Rajan
 
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hi

sysdef -i | grep mem

Physical memory # dmesg | grep mem
virtual memory # swap -l " will give you the swap device"
# swap -s " will give you the total virtual mem details"
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Farah regal
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2 more ways,
Drop to the ok prompt and type banner
or
/usr/platform/`uname -m`/sbin/prtdiag

prtdiag is the best file for gathering info onthe hardware.


IMSnowman

 
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