[Sunhelp] how do I determine memory configuration

[John Kennedy]

Where is the memconf command???


On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, you supposedly said:
> There is a utility called memconf I found a while ago which produces the
> following output:
> 
> # ./memconf
> hostname: hostname
> Sun 16-slot Sun Enterprise E6500
>                                                      Intrlv.  Intrlv.
> Brd   Bank   MB   DIMMs   Status   Condition  Speed   Factor   With
> ---  -----  ----  -----  -------  ----------  -----  -------  -------
>  0     0    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  0     1    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  2     0    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  2     1    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  4     0    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  4     1    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  6     0    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  6     1    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    2-way     B
>  8     0    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    8-way     A
>  8     1    1024  8x128   Active      OK       60ns    2-way     B
> Bank 0 uses sockets J3100-J3800, Bank 1 uses sockets J3101-J3801
> total memory = 10240MB
> 
> 
> Walter
> 
> 
> 
> Eddie Watkins wrote:
> > 
> > Hi
> > 
> > Can anyone tell me of a o/s command that will show me what the memory
> > configuration is.
> > 
> > e.g.  I have an E3000 with 768MB of RAM, how do I find out how that is made
> > up, i.e. 3x256mb or (2x256mb and 2x128mb) without opening up the server.
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > Eddie Watkins
> > 
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