From: justin.bleistein@SUNGARD.COM
Date: Tue Feb 25 2003 - 15:51:38 EST
I could be wrong and someone correct me if I'm wrong please but one means
what ur system is actually capable of running (bit wise) and the other is
what u are currently truely running (bit wise). I'm not sure which one, any
input would be cool thanks
--Justin
Raj Atwal
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L&G,
Could somebody please explain to me what the flags -K
and -y do with the bootinfo command. I believe both of
these flags are undocumented, at least I can't find
any information on them. The -y I believe returns
whether you have 32 or 64 bit architecture. But I
thought that was also the function of the -K flag.
On one of my servers with bootinfo -y I get 64, and
then on the same server with the -K I get 32 ???
I hope somebody can clear this up for me. By the way
the above server I was running the command on is a
44P.
TIA
Raj Atwal
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Braegen Group Inc.
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