The problem wasn't completely solved to my satisfaction. But several people
pointed me in the right direction, and gave me great solutions.
echo `df | tail +2 | cut -b10-30` | sed -e 's/ /+/g' | bc
dmesg might tell you
Sysinfo - Which I believe has gone commercial
whatami.sh
Explorer script from Sun Service
df -k | awk '/^\// { total=total+$2 } END { print total/1024 }'
scsiinfo or scsiiping
Diskinfo 2.0
A couple people sent me generic scripts I was able to hack into a semi
working format. Atleast how I wanted it. I am working on a comprehensive
Java based one, or atleast I will be when I get some time.
Thanks to:
James
Claude Charest
Colin Melville
Jeff Brody
Rich Lafferty
Scott D. Yelich
Scot D. Mackay
Ronald Loftin
Jonathan Loh
Cheers,
Thomas Vincent
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