Would this be 7044-170?

MachType=`uname -m | cut -c9-10` returns 4C

Thanks

JL

In article <4412dd31.0305160033.2fb01...@posting.google.com>,
John Leslie says...
That's correct.

Try uname -M

Bye
   Holger

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lscfg -vp | grep 7044

Mine, for example returns this:

# lscfg -vp | grep 7043
  Name:  IBM,7043-150
    Model:  IBM,7043-150
        Machine Type/Model..........7043-150

Hope it helps!

news:4412dd31.0305160033.2fb013c6@posting.google.com...
http://techsupport.services.ibm.com/server/mdownload//download.html.

Try
lsattr -El sys0
#@U3:/home/root
 ==> lsattr -El sys0
keylock normal State of system keylock at boot time False
maxbuf 20 Maximum number of pages in block I/O BUFFER CACHE Tru
e
maxmbuf      0             Maximum Kbytes of real memory allowed for
MBUFS   Tru
e
maxuproc     256           Maximum number of PROCESSES allowed per
user      Tru
e
autorestart  true          Automatically REBOOT system after a
crash         Tru
e
iostat       true          Continuously maintain DISK I/O history
Tru
e
realmem      262144        Amount of usable physical memory in
Kbytes        Fal
se
conslogin    enable        System Console Login
Fal
se
fwversion    IBM,SPH00221  Firmware version and revision
   levels              Fal
se
maxpout      0             HIGH water mark for pending write I/Os per
file   Tru
e
minpout      0             LOW water mark for pending write I/Os per
file    Tru
e
fullcore     false         Enable full CORE dump
Tru
e
pre430core   false         Use pre-430 style CORE dump
Tru
e
rtasversion  1             Open Firmware RTAS version
Fal
se
modelname    IBM,7044-170  Machine name
   Fal
se
systemid     IBM,01106C3FF Hardware system identifier
Fal
se
boottype     disk          N/A
Fal
se
SW_dist_intr false         Enable SW distribution of interrupts
Tru
e
cpuguard     disable       CPU Guard
Tru
e

Originally posted by John Leslie
JL

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