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harpal

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Can someone tell how I can find out how much System Ram I have on our rs6000 through smit or command line

thanks in advance
 
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[tt]bootinfo -r[/tt]
[tt]lsattr -E l sys0 -a realmem[/tt]

I hope it works...
Unix was made by and for smart people.
 
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You can also do it through Smit (all though the command line is faster). Start smit, System Environments, Change/Show Characteristics of OS. The line 'Amount of usable physical memory in KB' displays the system memory.
 
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