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Re: hardware command

 
jeff go
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hardware command

Hi there

what command do i use to find out hardware specs, like CPU, RAM...

thanks
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John Poff
Honored Contributor

Re: hardware command

Hi,

There are a couple of ways I can think of. If you have Ignite installed you should have the 'print_manifest' command available which prints all kinds of good info about your system. Also, if you have Glance installed you can get a pretty quick look at what the system has by looking at the system tables [press 't' if you are running character based Glance and space bar to the second page].

JP
Eugeny Brychkov
Honored Contributor

Re: hardware command

Support Tools Manager:
cstm (command-line)
mstm (menued)
xstm (graphical)
Eugeny
Kelli Ward
Trusted Contributor

Re: hardware command

Hi Jeff,
Even if you don't have ignite installed, you might have print_manifest.
Check /opt/ignite/bin for print_manifest and run it. John is right, for all around system information, it's excellent.

Happy Holidays,
Kel
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Michael Tully
Honored Contributor

Re: hardware command

There are quite a few, print_manifest does most of them.

Here are a couple specifically for CPU and memory

# echo "selclass qualifier cpu;info;wait;infolog" | cstm
# echo "selclass qualifier memory;info;wait;infolog" | cstm
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jeff go
Frequent Advisor

Re: hardware command

hello to all,

thanks very much for you help. I found the info what I needed.

i am impressed by the speedy and knowledgeable replies here..
have a good holidays..


jeff
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Paul Sperry
Honored Contributor

Re: hardware command

Go into sam
# sam
performance monitors
system properties
Processor, Momory, OS, network, dynamic
Are all there.


Bernd Dittmar
Advisor

Re: hardware command

There??s a tool called cfg2html.

It??s available for HP-UX10.xx and later.

This tool reports the full system configuration to a HTML-output.

Download can be done from.

http://members.tripod.com/rose_sw/cfg/cfg.html

It??s also available for "LINUX" , "SUN-OS"
"SCO-UX" , "AIX"

BaaN IV on HP-UX
Clemens van Everdingen
Honored Contributor

Re: hardware command

Hi,

There is also a very good script called nickel !

http://www.grc.hp.com/docs/nickel/

C.
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Trond Haugen
Honored Contributor

Re: hardware command

Just to give you some other ideas. Take a look at the mangpge for getconf and try something like:
for GC in CPU_CHIP_TYPE CLK_TCK MACHINE_IDENT MACHINE_MODEL
do
print "$GC=$(getconf $GC)"
done
CPU_CHIP_TYPE=365
CLK_TCK=100
MACHINE_IDENT=2004826224
MACHINE_MODEL=9000/777/C110

Regards,
Trond
Regards,
Trond Haugen
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