Thus spake Tim Franklin:
Can I see what the XML output looks like?
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On Sep 30, 2008, at 6:15 AM, Joel Uckelman wrote:
OK. Now, there is a nice vm_stat command, but nothing simple
[cowabunga:~] tar% system_profiler -xml SPMemoryDataType
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> _dataType SPMemoryDataType _detailLevel -1 _items _name BANK 0/DIMM0 dimm_manufacturer 0x7F4F000000000000 dimm_part_number 0x54533235364D535136345636552020202020 dimm_serial_number 0x0007AD90 dimm_size 2 GB dimm_speed 667 MHz dimm_status ok dimm_type DDR2 SDRAM _name BANK 1/DIMM1 dimm_manufacturer 0x7F4F000000000000 dimm_part_number 0x54533235364D535136345636552020202020 dimm_serial_number 0x0007AD90 dimm_size 2 GB dimm_speed 667 MHz dimm_status ok dimm_type DDR2 SDRAM _parentDataType SPHardwareDataType _properties _name _isColumn YES _order 10 dimm_ecc_errors _order 60 dimm_size _isColumn YES _order 20 dimm_speed _isColumn YES _order 40 dimm_status _isColumn YES _order 50 dimm_type _isColumn YES _order 30 volumes _detailLevel 0 volumes_anonymous _detailLevel -1 _maxDetailLevel 0 _timeStamp 2008-10-02T01:35:50Z _versionInfo com.apple.SystemProfiler.SPMemoryReporter 62Messages mailing list
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