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| Hi, I can see some useful info by opening "sam - performance monitors - system properties". Now I would like to get the same info from the command line. Could anyone suggest me ready-made script to get it ? I see that everybody should extract it by debugger out of kernel image, but I hope I would not need to dive my own hands into that. Thank you in advance. |
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| Wladimir Mutel wrote: > Hi, > > I can see some useful info by opening > "sam - performance monitors - system properties". > Now I would like to get the same info from the command line. > Could anyone suggest me ready-made script to get it ? > I see that everybody should extract it by debugger out of > kernel image, but I hope I would not need to dive my own > hands into that. > > Thank you in advance. how about # print_manifest ? cheers andré |
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| andre pedrazzini wrote: >> I can see some useful info by opening >> "sam - performance monitors - system properties". >> Now I would like to get the same info from the command line. >> Could anyone suggest me ready-made script to get it ? >> I see that everybody should extract it by debugger out of >> kernel image, but I hope I would not need to dive my own >> hands into that. > how about > > # print_manifest Ooh, thank you a lot, that's exactly what I wanted. |