My original question:
I wonder how I can find a definition of what hardware the OS runs on
in DIGITAL UNIX?
I would be happy if any one could tell me whether a DIGITAL UNIX
command reporting vendor (DEC/Compaq), machine type (e.g.
DEC-3000/600), the number of CPUs and the CPU speed (MHz) exists?.
Memory size and cache, etc are also interesting. The ideal is if the
command is executable for normal users.
I have tried using uerf (e.g: uerf -r 300|grep DEC|grep system|tail -1)
with little satisfaction.
Solutions:
Machine type:
> /usr/sbin/sizer -c
cpu "DEC2100_A500"
Number of CPUs:
> /usr/sbin/sizer -p
2
or:
> psrinfo -n
number of processors on system = 2
CPU speed:
> psrinfo -v | grep "operates at"
The alpha EV4.5 (21064) processor operates at 275 MHz,
The alpha EV4.5 (21064) processor operates at 275 MHz,
Memory installed:
> vmstat -P|grep "Total Physical Memory ="
Total Physical Memory = 256.00 M
OS info:
> /usr/sbin/sizer -v
Digital UNIX V4.0D (Rev. 878); Thu Nov 5 12:51:30 MET 1998
The helpful people:
"Warren, John H." <JHWARREN_at_ESCOCORP.com>
John Francini <francini_at_nashua.progress.com>
Rob McCauley <robmccau_at_RadOnc.Duke.EDU>
Stan Horwitz <stan_at_thunder.ocis.temple.edu>
Thanks a lot, great list!
Morten
Received on Mon Nov 16 1998 - 22:16:25 NZDT