UNAME(C) XENIX System V UNAME(C)
Name
uname - Prints the name of the current XENIX system.
Syntax
uname [ -snrmvdupX ]
Description
uname prints the current system name of the XENIX system on
the standard output file. It is primarily used to determine
which system you are using. The options cause selected
information returned by uname(S) to be printed:
-s Prints the system name (default).
-n Prints the nodename (the nodename may be a name that
the system is known by to a communications network).
-r Prints the operating system release.
-m Manufacturer: prints original supplier (number) of
system.
-v Prints the operating system version.
-d Distributor: prints OEM (number) for the system.
-u Prints user serial number.
-p Prints processor of the machine.
-a Prints all the above information.
-X Prints all the above information, plus OEM number,
kernel ID, bus type, serial number, processor, license
(2-user or unlimited), origin number, and number of
CPUs.
Notes
The -m, -d, -X options apply only to -386 distributions.
See Also
uname(S)
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