[OpenIndiana-discuss] [TOOLS] memconf

[magnus at yonderway.com]

### install ohai
magnus at dogface:~$ sudo gem install ohai
Successfully installed ohai-6.14.0
1 gem installed
Installing ri documentation for ohai-6.14.0...
Installing RDoc documentation for ohai-6.14.0...
magnus at dogface:~$ 

### Ruby gems aren't installed in the default $PATH.
magnus at dogface:~$ /var/ruby/1.8/gem_home/bin/ohai > ohai.out

### ohai collects a lot of data so will take a few moments to run.

You can "less ohai.out" after running the above example and find neat
things about physical memory like (and there is a lot more where this came
from):

    "memory_device": {
      "form_factor": "9 (DIMM)",
      "size": "4294967296 bytes",
      "total_width": "72 bits",
      "memory_error_data": "Not Supported",
      "set": "None",
      "memory_type": "1 (other)",
      "all_records": [
        {
          "Form Factor": "9 (DIMM)",
          "record_id": "22",
          "Total Width": "72 bits",
          "Memory Error Data": "Not Supported",
          "Serial Number": "SerNum00",
          "size": "95",
          "Set": "None",
          "Part Number": "ModulePartNumber00",
          "Size": "4294967296 bytes",
          "Device Locator": "DIMM0",
          "Memory Type": "1 (other)",
          "Physical Memory Array": "20",
          "Location Tag": "DIMM0",
          "application_identifier": "memory device",
          "Data Width": "64 bits",
          "Manufacturer": "Manufacturer00",
          "Bank Locator": "BANK0",
          "Speed": "Unknown",
          "Flags": {
            "SMB_MDF_SYNC": "synchronous"
          }
        },
        {
          "Form Factor": "9 (DIMM)",
          "record_id": "24",
          "Total Width": "72 bits",
          "Memory Error Data": "Not Supported",
          "Serial Number": "SerNum01",
          "size": "95",
          "Set": "None",
          "Part Number": "ModulePartNumber01",
          "Size": "4294967296 bytes",
          "Device Locator": "DIMM1",
          "Memory Type": "1 (other)",
          "Physical Memory Array": "20",
          "Location Tag": "DIMM1",
          "application_identifier": "memory device",
          "Data Width": "64 bits",
          "Manufacturer": "Manufacturer01",
          "Bank Locator": "BANK1",
          "Speed": "Unknown",
          "Flags": {
            "SMB_MDF_SYNC": "synchronous"
          }
        }
      ],
      "physical_memory_array": "20",
      "speed": "Unknown",
      "data_width": "64 bits"
    },



On Tue, 2 Oct 2012 15:34:36 +0200, "Roel_D" <openindiana at out-side.nl>
wrote:
> Can you provide a howto for this ohai?
> Although I "hate" to install special software on my global zone....
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Magnus [mailto:magnus at yonderway.com]
> Sent: dinsdag 2 oktober 2012 15:12
> To: Discussion list for OpenIndiana
> Subject: Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] [TOOLS] memconf
> 
> Also check out the ruby gem "ohai". It's more typically used to collect
> intel for Chef but it works great as a standalone tool. Provides verbose
> output about your system configuration in JSON format for easy machine
> parsing.
> 
> 
> On Oct 2, 2012, at 9:10 AM, Roel_D wrote:
> 
>> I needed some info about my memory modules and almost forgot this
>> beautiful script called memconf.
>>
>>
>>
>> http://www.4schmidts.com/memconf.html
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>>
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>> I don't know if mr Schmidts is on this mailinglist, but this script is
>> a must have. (for me as a dummy)
>>
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