frank5@mars.njit.edu (Frank D. Greco CIS Adj. Prof.) (01/14/90)
How does one find out how much physical memory (i.e., RAM) is available on your workstation. pstat seems to only indicate swap. Someone told me that the "top" program will; if this is true, does anyone know where I can get the sources to top? Thanks all... Frank G.
brentb@sun.com (Brent Browning) (01/31/90)
In article <4337@brazos.Rice.edu> you write: >How does one find out how much physical memory (i.e., RAM) is available on >your workstation. pstat seems to only indicate swap. Someone told me >that the "top" program will; if this is true, does anyone know where I can >get the sources to top? You have probably have quite a few responses by now. Here's how the way I always find out: % grep "mem =" /usr/adm/messages* /usr/adm/messages.1:Jan 16 17:48:16 montagne vmunix: mem = 16384K (0x1000000) /usr/adm/messages.1:Jan 16 17:48:16 montagne vmunix: avail mem = 15319040 Brent Browning Internet: brentb@Eng.Sun.COM Sun Microsystems, Inc UUCP: ...!sun!brentb 2550 Garcia Ave. MS 1-40 Phone: (415) 336-5573 Mountain View, CA 94043