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Is there a command to tell you the amount of sys. mem.?

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From: Todd Lee Henderson
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 21:36
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Just what the title says.  I'm working on an SGI machine where the original
operator, installer, etc. is long gone.  I would like to find out how much
system memory is in the machine, is there a command for this?  I'm sure it
is in the docs, but they are somewhat scattered also.

Thanks,

Todd
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