Apple system profiler

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norfanorfa
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in macOS edited January 2014
Why isn't it on X? I wanted to find out what type of memory was built in to my new iBook. Does it have to be so much effort for such simple little things? BTW. I still don't know.

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    ghost_user_nameghost_user_name Posts: 22,667member
    /Applications/Utilities
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    emaneman Posts: 7,204member
    And even if OS X didn't have it you could always use the Classic version.
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    xeoxeo Posts: 33member
    Even AppleSystemProfiler from the command line works. But ya, the GUI version is already there.



    % AppleSystemProfiler -m



    From the command line gives detailed information about how much RAM is in each slot, but not about the type of RAM.
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    ghost_user_nameghost_user_name Posts: 22,667member
    [quote]Originally posted by Xeo:

    <strong>From the command line gives detailed information about how much RAM is in each slot, but not about the type of RAM.</strong><hr></blockquote>

    What do you mean? :confused:

    These results look the same to me.



    from the terminal:

    [code]Location Type Speed Info Size

    DIMM0/J21 SDRAM PC100-222S 512 MB

    DIMM1/J22 SDRAM PC100-222S 256 MB

    DIMM2/J23 SDRAM PC100-322S 64 MB

    DIMM3/J24 empty</pre><hr></blockquote>



    from ASP:

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  • Reply 5 of 7
    norfanorfa Posts: 171member
    Thanks guys, I found it, now, why did I want to know that?
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    emaneman Posts: 7,204member
    [quote]Originally posted by norfa:

    <strong>Thanks guys, I found it, now, why did I want to know that?</strong><hr></blockquote>



    Forgot why you wanted to kno, huh? That always happens.
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    fluffyfluffy Posts: 361member
    [quote]Originally posted by starfleetX:

    <strong>

    What do you mean? These results look the same to me.

    </strong><hr></blockquote>



    That's odd. On my system they are not the same. The command line reports PC100 322 in all slots, and the GUI reports PC133 222 in all slots.
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