Can anyone tell me how to get a listing of installed packages/OS bundled
items.
Thanks in advance.
Mike.
by Michael D McGuiga » Mon, 15 Feb 1999 04:00:00
Thanks in advance.
Mike.
by Thomas Miel » Mon, 15 Feb 1999 04:00:00
lslpp -l all
Thomas
Michael D McGuigan schrieb in Nachricht
Quote:>Can anyone tell me how to get a listing of installed packages/OS bundled
>items.
>Thanks in advance.
>Mike.
by root » Tue, 16 Feb 1999 04:00:00
> Thanks in advance.
> Mike.
by ramswam » Thu, 18 Feb 1999 04:00:00
Rama Hanuman
> Thanks in advance.
> Mike.
Hi:
I am writing an application which would list out a
hardware / software inventory on a solaris information.
The following stumbling blocks are hampering progress.
1) Software Inventory : I looked up pkginfo and tried it out.
i plan to use it from within my program. But, i also recognize
the fact that it does not do a complete listing. when i tried
pkginfo -l for example it failed to turn up emacs, gcc etc
which I know are installed on the system.
Question : Is there any other tool / command to get a complete
software inventory ( i.e. name, description, and version/revision
at the very least) on a solaris.
2) I need a similar inventory for hardware installed on the machine
for example a tool/command which would provide listing of the
following or similar nature would be fabulous.
bus0 Available 00-00 PCI Bus
mouse0 Available 3 button mouse
etc....
i was able to achieve the above on an IBM RS6000 running AIX ver 4.3
using the base operating commands provided
lslpp ----- for software listing
lsdev ----- for hardware listing.
Are there parallels in the solaris world.
thanks .
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cheers
kumar
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