There's probably several good ways of doing this: "dmesg" will show you
lots of useful information (basically the kernel boot messages).  "sysctl
-a" lists loads of information, including processor and RAM.  Also, if you
kernfs setup then you can get some of this information from that.

Probably "dmesg" is the one you want.

Cheers,

David.


On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, Anthony Hilton wrote:

> Is there a command in NetBSD which reports hardware config of the machine
> (RAM, hard disc etc)? I asked the question on the comp.unix.aix newsgroup and
> received a number of suggestions including lscfg, lsdev, lsattr. When I tried
> these on NetBSD/arm32 1.3alpha none of them worked (logged in as root) -
> (Hoping to get 1.5 or 1.5.1 on CD at Wakefield).
>
> Is this the correct list for this type of question as I learn NetBSD, or is
> there a more general learners list?
>
> Does anyone run ROX on NetBSD/arm32 (does it run)? Could it be included
> (compiled) on the CD at Wakefield?
>
> Anthony Hilton
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