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Old 05-24-04, 14:18
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CPU Speed and Number of CPUs
How do I know the number of CPUs and each CPU speed in mutipartition environment?

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Old 05-25-04, 08:05
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How do I know the number of CPUs and each CPU speed in mutipartition environment?

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What is the platform? It varies from OS to OS.
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Old 05-26-04, 14:48
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This will be for ver 8.1 on AIX and Solaris.

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How do I know the number of CPUs and each CPU speed in mutipartition environment?

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Linux: cat /proc/cpuinfo
Solaris: "psrinfo -v"
AIX: "lsdev -Cc processor"

(I haven't done these in awhile, this is from my notes, hopefully they're correct)
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Linux: cat /proc/cpuinfo
Solaris: "psrinfo -v"
AIX: "lsdev -Cc processor"

(I haven't done these in awhile, this is from my notes, hopefully they're correct)
I found where I got this from:
http://www.unixguide.net/

Very very very very very useful site!
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