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How can I see the amount of RAM memory on my Unix System.

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tfjr

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Hi everybody..

exists any command to see the amount of ram memory on my unix system.

My S.O is: Unix System V Release 4 / SunOS release 5.3
 
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Try:

/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag | grep Mem

Note that the ` above are backticks (below Esc on most keyboards), not apostrophes.

HTH.
 
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This should do it:

prtconf | grep -i mem
 
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