Re: Kernel

From: glh@DAIRYNET.COM
Date: Fri Apr 11 2003 - 10:10:25 EDT

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bootinfo -y is the hardware
bootinfo -K is the kernel

Gary Heilman
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Allright, so clear this up for me.

One suggestion is "bootinfo -K". This tells me 32.
The other suggestion is "bootinfo -y". This tells me 64.

Neither of these switches seem to be documented in the man pages, so please
explain what these do.

Thanks,
Eric

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From: Reiss David IT751 (ext-CDI) [mailto:david.reiss@SIEMENS.COM]
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bootinfo -y

David N. Reiss
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From: RANGI, JAI [mailto:JAI_RANGI@SDSTATE.EDU]
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Subject: Kernel

 What is the command to find out that you are running 32-bit kernel or 64
bit kernel..........

Thanks

Jai Rangi

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