Answer / sachin

uname -v will give the kernal version

Answer / swamynaidu kollu

#uname -a

The output looks like:

SunOS hostname 5.10 Generic_137138-09 sun4u SUNW

The 137138-09 is the kernel patchid. The 09 in this number
is the kernel version.

Answer / sbrahman75

Ok banner --> This will not show the Kernel

Ok .version --> This will tell the open boot prompt version
otherwords, FIRMWARE

# prtconf –V

# showrev --> will show the installed patches

# uname –x

Answer / mathai

uname -a will give the kernal version

Answer / venkat

#uname -v ------>this will give you kernel version.
#isainfo -v ------->This will give you the kernel bit(32 or
64bit)

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