Hi Members,
I am unable to find the commands: psrinfo & prtconf in Linux which are getting used in Unix script, Now we have the migration activity from Unix to Linux.
Are these commands available in Linux ? If not do we have any alternative commands for them, Please help as I am new to Linux.

Thanks & Regards
Lakshmi

about psrinfo: see /proc filesystem: https://linux.die.net/man/5/proc, especially /proc/cpuinfo
about prtconf: would be nice to know what is really required, I think everything is available, but you need to rewrite that code....

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Thank you for the quick replay.

Found that there are alternative commands /proc/cpuinfo annd /proc/meminfo which will sever my purpose, but It seems we dont have the access to these commands, need to check with the concern.

Reagrds
Lakshmi

those are not commands but files. At least they look like.

hmm... It is a terminology mistake... And I dont have the access for them... Thank you for the correction...

Thanks & Regards
Lakshmi

no, it is not about terminology: usually we execute commands and try to understand the result. The commands are actually files.
but from the other side some files are executable and used as commands and others are not. They are handled differently. For example /proc/cpuinfo and /proc/meminfo cannot be executed, because they are not executable, you have obviously no right to execute it. But you can read them and check their content by any command you like (cat, grep, awk, perl, python whatever).
So for example if you want to know the number of processors or check the available memory you may execute:

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Thank you very much for the help.. Now I am able write the script which will holds the same functionality of existing Unix script.

Regards
Lakshmi