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02-24-2003 11:49 PM
02-24-2003 11:49 PM
total memory : 2049.8MB
Can I get to know that total memory is assembled by how much memories is organized in box ?
for instances
2049.8MB = 512MB*2 + 256MB*4
can anyone notify me?
Can I get to know that total memory is assembled by how much memories is organized in box ?
for instances
2049.8MB = 512MB*2 + 256MB*4
can anyone notify me?
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02-25-2003 12:02 AM
02-25-2003 12:02 AM
Re: memory assembled...?
If you have STM installed then
You can do a
#echo 'selclass qualifier memory;info;wait;Infolog'|cstm
to find out the memory slot distribution
Else can boot your system.Interrupt the boot sequence and press 'me' to find out the memory info
Thanks
You can do a
#echo 'selclass qualifier memory;info;wait;Infolog'|cstm
to find out the memory slot distribution
Else can boot your system.Interrupt the boot sequence and press 'me' to find out the memory info
Thanks
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02-25-2003 12:17 AM
02-25-2003 12:17 AM
Solution
first check if you have online diagnostics intalled by swlist.If yes then run:
# cstm
it will give you cstm> prompt.
at the prompt, type: map
cstm> map
It will show all devices. with a number at the left most side of each dev, Memory will also be a listed as a device there.
at the cstm prompt , type: sel dev #
cstm> sel dev #
where # is the corresponding number for the dev, in you r case memory.
then type, info
cstm> info
then type il
cstm> il
it will give you the detail of memory. like:
Board Size (MB) Total (MB) Total (MB)
------------ ---------- ---------- ----------
EXT0 0a/0b 512 512 0
EXT0 1a/1b 512 512 0
EXT0 2a/2b 512 512 0
EXT0 3a/3b 512 512 0
EXT0 4a/4b 512 512 0
EXT0 5a/5b 512 512 0
EXT0 6a/6b 512 512 0
Since memory is always installed in pairs, in this example I have 256MB modules, and each pair is 512MB. as shown above...
hope this helps....
# cstm
it will give you cstm> prompt.
at the prompt, type: map
cstm> map
It will show all devices. with a number at the left most side of each dev, Memory will also be a listed as a device there.
at the cstm prompt , type: sel dev #
cstm> sel dev #
where # is the corresponding number for the dev, in you r case memory.
then type, info
cstm> info
then type il
cstm> il
it will give you the detail of memory. like:
Board Size (MB) Total (MB) Total (MB)
------------ ---------- ---------- ----------
EXT0 0a/0b 512 512 0
EXT0 1a/1b 512 512 0
EXT0 2a/2b 512 512 0
EXT0 3a/3b 512 512 0
EXT0 4a/4b 512 512 0
EXT0 5a/5b 512 512 0
EXT0 6a/6b 512 512 0
Since memory is always installed in pairs, in this example I have 256MB modules, and each pair is 512MB. as shown above...
hope this helps....
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02-25-2003 12:18 AM
02-25-2003 12:18 AM
Re: memory assembled...?
this way you can get the hardware info on many other devices.....
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