nvram show
In a terminal enter
Code:nvram show
Yes of course, brain fart.............. didn't find what i was looking for.
Thanks
nvram show >nvram.txt
HARDWARE_MODEL=$(nvram get productid)
MYROUTER=$(nvram get computer_name)
Clearly being able to issue
Code:nvram show >nvram.txt
then opening the resulting .txt file in a suitable editor to perform a search seems beyond your skill level?
nvram show | sort > nvram.txt
try
Code:cpu="`cat /proc/dmu/temperature` | sed 's/ø//'" or cpu='`cat /proc/dmu/temperature` | sed 's/▒//'"
Thank you, first one working.My mistake.
Code:cpu="`cat /proc/dmu/temperature | sed 's/ø//'`" or cpu='`cat /proc/dmu/temperature | sed 's/▒//'`"
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