Henrik,

This is a good page the Rosetta Stone for UNIX. I was looking to find out how I could determine physical memory on an OSF host, so you could include the memory test for OSF?

Here is where I was looking:

http://bhami.com/rosetta.html

And here is the command I used to determine physical memory (could have read the man page for vmstat):

vmstat -P

Total Physical Memory = 5120.00 M = 655360 pages

Physical Memory Clusters:

start_pfn end_pfn type size_pages / size_bytes 0 256 pal 256 / 2.00M 256 655349 os 655093 / 5117.91M 655349 655360 pal 11 / 88.00k

Physical Memory Use:

start_pfn end_pfn type size_pages / size_bytes 256 277 unixtable 21 / 168.00k 277 284 scavenge 7 / 56.00k 284 855 text 571 / 4.46M 855 983 data 128 / 1.00M 983 1149 bss 166 / 1.30M 1149 1312 kdebug 163 / 1.27M 1312 1320 cfgmgmt 8 / 64.00k 1320 1321 locks 1 / 8.00k 1321 2391 unixtable 1070 / 8.36M 2391 2404 pmap 13 / 104.00k 2404 12955 vmtables 10551 / 82.43M 12955 655349 managed 642394 / 5018.70M ============================ Total Physical Memory Use: 655093 / 5117.91M

Managed Pages Break Down:

    free pages = 499488
  active pages = 4218
inactive pages = 13501
   wired pages = 35695
     ubc pages = 89530
     ==================
         Total = 642432

WIRED Pages Break Down:

vm wired pages = 3335

ubc wired pages = 19570 meta data pages = 6550 malloc pages = 4529 contig pages = 652 user ptepages = 824 kernel ptepages = 215 free ptepages = 9 ================== Total = 35684

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