sysinfo does not show all of my physical memory

are you running i386 machine?

what does give you
$ echo "3132121088 / (1024 * 1024)" | bc?
 
danger@ said:
are you running i386 machine?

what does give you
$ echo "3132121088 / (1024 * 1024)" | bc?
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Yes I run i386 machine

this is output

Code: 
Mostafa# echo "3132121088 / (1024 * 1024)" | bc
2987
 
ah, so there's probably a buffer overflow on i386 and such a high number in the sh's expression $(( )).

I will replace them with bc and release a new version. I will notify you.
 
danger@ said:
ah, so there's probably a buffer overflow on i386 and such a high number in the sh's expression $(( )).

I will replace them with bc and release a new version. I will notify you.
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OK thanks
So I understand my system dose not have problem ans use 3GB of RAM , but sysinfo dose not detect all of my memory
 
danger@ said:
correct.

can you please test http://danger.rulez.sk/projects/sysinfo/sysinfo-1.0.1.tar.gz ?
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I do this

and this is output

Code: 
Mostafa# tar -xvf sysinfo-1.0.1.tar.gz 
x sysinfo/
x sysinfo/modules/
x sysinfo/sysinfo
x sysinfo/common.subr
x sysinfo/doc/
x sysinfo/LICENCE
x sysinfo/sysinfo.conf
x sysinfo/doc/sysinfo.8
x sysinfo/doc/sysinfo.conf.5
x sysinfo/modules/bios
x sysinfo/modules/packages
x sysinfo/modules/user
x sysinfo/modules/network
x sysinfo/modules/mem
x sysinfo/modules/storage
x sysinfo/modules/services
x sysinfo/modules/system
x sysinfo/modules/cpu
x sysinfo/modules/os
x sysinfo/modules/misc

Mostafa# sysinfo mem
RAM information

Memory information from dmidecode(8)
Maximum Memory Module Size: 2048 MB
Maximum Total Memory Size: 8192 MB
Maximum Capacity: 4 GB
Number Of Devices: 4

INFO: Run `dmidecode -t memory` to see further information.

System memory summary
Total real memory available:	2047 MB
Logically used memory:		478 MB
Logically available memory:	1569 MB

Swap information
Device          1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity
/dev/ad10s1b      2062384     172K     2.0G     0%
 
you haven't started the right version :-)

after you have successfuly extracted the new version, you have started the system one. Do this in order to run the new version:

Code: 
cd sysinfo
./sysinfo -v mem

You should see "Generated by SysInfo v1.0.1 by Daniel Gerzo" as the first line of the output.
 
danger@ said:
you haven't started the right version :-)

after you have successfuly extracted the new version, you have started the system one. Do this in order to run the new version:

Code: 
cd sysinfo
./sysinfo -v mem

You should see "Generated by SysInfo v1.0.1 by Daniel Gerzo" as the first line of the output.
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This is output

Code: 
Mostafa# cd sysinfo
Mostafa# ./sysinfo -v mem
Generated by SysInfo v1.0.1 by Daniel Gerzo

RAM information

Memory information from dmidecode(8)
Maximum Memory Module Size: 2048 MB
Maximum Total Memory Size: 8192 MB
Maximum Capacity: 4 GB
Number Of Devices: 4

INFO: Run `dmidecode -t memory` to see further information.

System memory information
Wired memory	- disabled for paging out	250 MB
Active memory	- recently referenced		1059 MB
Inactive memory	- recently not referenced	1461 MB
Cached memory	- almost avail. for allocation	148 MB
Free memory	- fully avail. for allocation	9 MB

System memory summary
Total real memory available:	2987 MB
Logically used memory:		428 MB
Logically available memory:	1619 MB

Swap information
Device          1K-blocks     Used    Avail Capacity
/dev/ad10s1b      2062384     176K     2.0G     0%
Mostafa#

I was sick again yesterday , I think I have cancer or something like that
 
and does the information generated by sysinfo now look reasonable?
 
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