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09-15-2009 10:42 PM
09-15-2009 10:42 PM
Re: how to check the HPUX config
Hello Harikrishnan,
Here some example from my box :
$ getconf MACHINE_SERIAL
DEH43122C1
$ getconf MACHINE_IDENT
Z3e1033ee5a068889
$ getconf CLK_TCK
100
(This command gives the number of intervals per second)
$ getconf CPU_CHIP_TYPE
609
And so on ....
Look at the man page, you will see all options allowed for the command.
Regards,
Roland
Here some example from my box :
$ getconf MACHINE_SERIAL
DEH43122C1
$ getconf MACHINE_IDENT
Z3e1033ee5a068889
$ getconf CLK_TCK
100
(This command gives the number of intervals per second)
$ getconf CPU_CHIP_TYPE
609
And so on ....
Look at the man page, you will see all options allowed for the command.
Regards,
Roland
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