how to get info for server architecture hpux 11.11

[Michal Kapalka (mikap)]

hi,

yes i is a PA-risc

from this site :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP-UX

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10.20 (1996)
This release included support for PA-RISC processors that support PA2.0, including 64-bit data registers. Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) were introduced for use within CDE. The root file system could be configured to use the Veritas File System (VxFS). For legacy as well as technical reasons, the file system used for the boot kernel remained Hi Performance FileSystem (HPFS; a variant of UFS) until version 11.23. 10.20 also supported 32-bit user and group identifiers. The prior limit was 60,000, or 16-bit. This and earlier releases of HP-UX are now effectively obsolete, and support by HP ended on June 30, 2003.

mikap

[Torsten.]

Your system is probably older than every Integrity machine.

Its a 700 series PA-RISC workstation, hence you see 9000/7xx string (9000 family, 700 series).

[Steven Schweda]

> - from "uname" command you see
> "9000/800" for RISC servers, "ia64" for Integrities

> name -a
> HP-UX testserver B.10.20 C 9000/785 2003240863 32-user license
> this is pa-risc or itanium?

Does it say "ia64"? That's really all you
need to know.

[Torsten.]

... reading all the answers is sometimes simply too much work ...

[rick jones]

Ignoring for the moment 11i v1.5 (11.20) and 11i v1.6 (11.22) (both of which were Itanium-only releases :) the first OS rev to support Itanium processors was 11i v2 (11.23).

So, any OS revision 11.11 or earlier is by definition running on a PA-RISC system. (Ignoring for the moment the really old history of Motorola 68K based workstations and the like :)

As pointed-out, if the output of `uname -m` is ia64 then it is Itanium. Otherwise, it is HP-UX

[Dennis Handly]

>rick: if the output of "uname -m" is ia64 then it is Itanium. Otherwise, it is HP-UX

A few typos:
If you have ia64, you have an Integrity server, otherwise you have PA-RISC.

[rick jones]

Well, in that case, I'll see your nit and raise you :)

"If you have ia64, you have an Integrity server with Itanium processors, otherwise you have an HP 9000 with PA-RISC processors :)"