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I was wondering if there are commands that returns what processor and how much RAM a solaris (sparc & intel) machine has - sort of like a kdmconfig command on intel but tells you what processor and how much RAM the machine has instead of video cards etc.
Hey yxonks,
I am not too familiar with X86 Solaris, on sparc you can run 'prtdiag' which will output info on your box, however I am not sure if this is availiable on X86.
You can also try running an explorer (a sun package - does it come with X86?) which will gather all your hardware and software/patch details and combine it into a single explorer file (from which you can examine for your hardware specs)
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