At 1:15 PM -0800 12/7/00, Donna Garverick wrote:
>finally, any good suggestions for determining how much
>memory is installed on a system?


This question has already been answered.

However, while doing an OS upgrade for a client the other day, I stumbled
across something interesting in PSCONFIG...

   :run psconfig.pred.sys
   ...
   < select option 4 >  "CONFIGURATION Options Menu"
   ...
   < select option 4 >  "MEMORY"

and it shows  me...

                              Configure Memory              Total boards: 12
                                                           Enabled/
                 Memory Board                              Disabled    Size

  1    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:1.             enabled    0Mb
  2    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:1.A            enabled    64Mb
  3    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:1.B            enabled    64Mb
  4    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:2.             enabled    0Mb
  5    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:2.A            enabled    32Mb
  6    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:2.B            enabled    32Mb
  7    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:3.             enabled    0Mb
  8    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:3.A            enabled    32Mb
  9    - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:3.B            enabled    32Mb
  10   - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:4.             enabled    0Mb
  11   - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:4.A            enabled    16Mb
  12   - BusID:ControllerSlot.ArraySlot:  0:4.B            enabled    16Mb


I thought this was pretty cool -- I see not only how much memory I have,
but also how it is distributed. I can easily see from this how much room
for growth I still have on this machine.

FYI, FWIW...

Barry.