SHOWCFG(8)

NAME
showcfg - show the configuration of the machine

SYNOPSIS
/etc/showcfg [ -s | -d ]

DESCRIPTION
Showcfg displays the configuration of the system in a manner similar to the rc command of the power-up monitor.

The -s flag selects an alternate one-line format that gives the quantity of each type of board.

The -d flag produces a dump of relevant parts of the system's configuration description table. The data displayed includes information about the memory available, the boot flags, the boot device, console tty control characters, and the current system bus mode. Note that proccessor boards are numbered for each proccessor type, and so showprocs should be used to determine the engine number.

The maxmem, bottom and mmap_size values displayed with the -d flag represent the system's maximum configured memory, the highest memory location used by SCED f/w, and the number of bits in the memory bitmap, respectively.

FILES
/dev/kmem

SEE ALSO
dmesg(8), showproc(8)
/usr/adm/messages

BUGS
Boards on the MULTIBUS are not currently displayed.