You didn't specify the "flavor" of your OS.  Although they all have
similarities, they're also vastly different.

Start here:

http://bhami.com/rosetta.html

Buy O'Reilly's "Essential System Administration."  Good basic 'NIX book,
even if it doesn't answer your specific question, it'll point you in the
right direction.

Welcome back Ferenc.

David A. Barbour
AISD



                                                                                       
                            
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Good day to everyone...

I have two questions related to Linux and Solaris...

* I need do find memory usage (physical, virtual...) of a particular
proccess. PID is given by by "ps", but what aditional parameters I have to
provide? At a first glance, output of "man ps" vas confusing...

* How do I find computer's configuration - what CPU, numbers of CPUs,
clock,
amount of memory, number of harddrives, what version of OS, what OS patches
are applied...?

No, I can't ask sysadmin about that (hard to explain), and, no, I don't
have
any kind of advanced manuals...

Thanks in advance,
Vladimir

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