UNAME(1)                COMMAND REFERENCE                UNAME(1)



NAME
     uname - print name of current system

SYNOPSIS
     uname [ -A ] [ -P ] [ -a ] [ -m ] [ -n ] [ -p ] [ -r ] [ -s
     ] [ -v ]

DESCRIPTION
     Uname prints the current system name on standard output.  It
     is mainly useful to determine which system one is using.
     The options cause selected information returned by uname(2)
     to be printed.

OPTIONS
     -A  Print all the information for all options.

     -P  Print all the information for the software packages
         installed.

     -a  Print all the information for options -m, -n, -r, -s,
         and -v.

     -m  Print the machine hardware name.

     -n  Print the nodename (the nodename is set with
         sethostname(2)).

     -p  Print the name(s) of the software packages installed.

     -r  Print the operating system release.

     -s  Print the system name (default).

     -v  Print the operating system version.

EXAMPLES
     The following example prints the machine name.



          $ uname -m
          Tek6130


FILES
     /usr/lib/bom             directory where software packaging
                              info is.

SEE ALSO
     bom(5), sethostname(2), uname(2).





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%%index%%
na:72,72;
sy:144,275;
de:419,334;
op:753,811;
ex:1564,153;
fi:1717,159;
se:1876,136;
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