.TH UNAME 1.SH NAMEuname, arch \- system info.SH SYNOPSIS\fBuname\fR [\fB\-snrvmpa\fR]\fR.br\fBarch\fR [\fB\-snrvmpa\fR]\fR.br.de FL.TP\\fB\\$1\\fR\\$2...de EX.TP 20\\fB\\$1\\fR# \\$2...SH OPTIONS.FL "\-s" "System name".FL "\-n" "Node/network name".FL "\-r" "Operating system release".FL "\-v" "Operating system version".FL "\-m" "Machine type".FL "\-p" "Processor family".FL "\-a" "Short for \fB\-snrvm\fR".SH EXAMPLES.EX "uname -n" "Print the name of the system".EX "arch" "Print the name of the system architecture".SH DESCRIPTION.PP\fIUname\fP and \fIarch\fP give information about the system.  The optionsindicate which information strings must be printed.  These strings are alwaysin the same order.  \fIUname\fP and \fIarch\fP only differ w.r.t. the defaultstring to print, \fB\-s\fP and \fB\-p\fP respectively..PPThe strings are compiled into the commands except for the node name, it isobtained from the file \fI/etc/hostname.file\fP.  \fBUname \-m\fP shouldreturn the actual machine type, not the same string as with \fB\-p\fP..SH "SEE ALSO".BR uname (3).