Thanks, it helped me.
One thing, if the comman is not found then first try “which prtconf” to get the fll path of the command “prtconf”, then use the full path. In most cases prtconf is under /usr/sbin/prtconf.
If you are “root” then I don’t think you need to specify the full path, only prtconf will do.
Anna said
This worked great! Thanks!
Debashis said
No, it;s showing command not found
Ameer said
it should be showing.. maybe /usr/sbin its not in ur PATH .. try use the full path.. /usr/sbin/prtconf..
Masud Imtiaz said
Thanks, it helped me.
One thing, if the comman is not found then first try “which prtconf” to get the fll path of the command “prtconf”, then use the full path. In most cases prtconf is under /usr/sbin/prtconf.
If you are “root” then I don’t think you need to specify the full path, only prtconf will do.
Masud Imtiaz
Bhanu said
Its not about root or any other variable , check your patch Env variable echo $PATH , it should have an entry for /usr/sbin/
Rodrigo said
It was very helpful thanks (Solaris 10)
ajay said
use this command
prtconf | grep -i mem
mohan said
yes ajay said is well answer to see the memory status in solaris.
Rayan Sharif said
Thanks !! It helps me….:-)
Adam Adil said
hey u can simply use
prtconf |grep -i Mem
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Tactics said
Another easy way to check mem size is using the command:
prtconf
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Deepak said
Nice one.
Ajee kumar N said
The Linux kernel is mostly written in…
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Ajee kumar N said
use this command
prtconf | more
freddo said
prtconf | head -3 |grep Mem
sasmita said
it worked
jenz said
the memory size here means which part’s memory size?
bimal said
Thanks..