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    UNIX Question

    Anyone know how to get the specifications of a UNIX machine?

    Like in windows/system!

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    You can get some information on UNIX sysems with the uname command...use the following switches as desired...

    Code:
    uname -m 'Hardware Type
    
    uname -n 'Network Host Name
    
    uname -r 'OS Release
    
    uname -s 'OS Name
    
    uname -v 'OS Version
    
    uname -a 'All of the above

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    thanks cybersurfer.

    I'm trying to sell my works SG boxes and i need to get the specs of em!

    ta

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    Ah! Hardware type only gives you the CPU type...I'll investigate how to find RAM...

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    aii laaddy! <---- poor attempt at scottish accent.

    thanks again!

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    Code:
    free -m 'Gives memory info in Megabytes
    The "superprobe" command gives information on chipsets etc, but it doesn't work on the Linux system at college.
    Last edited by CyberSurfer; May 30th, 2001 at 06:03 AM.

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    If you are running X or Linux, you can find it out in the control panel.

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