RE: How to get processor id?

["Sarcar, Shourya (MED)" <Shourya.Sarcar@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

ketan,
	what i am trying to say is that the value itself given by sysinfo is
NOT hwat we traditionally understand as the cpuid.
So even if you do manipulation with it, I am not sure you will get the
cpuid. At least, this is not officially documented in the SGI mans ,, AFAIK

and, oh, your hyperlink cannot be resolved by my proxy/browser !!

shourya

#-----Original Message-----
#From: Ketan Mehta [mailto:ketan.mehta@xxxxxxxxx]
#Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 12:22 PM
#To: linux-india-programmers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
#Subject: Re: [LIP] How to get processor id?
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#hi shourya,
#	This i have got from http://www.visualsky.com/CPUID.htm.
#
#	actual command is : echo `/etc/sysinfo -s` 16op | dc.
#
#	working. dc -> desk top calculator (reverse polish )
#		o -> sets radix to value in stack.
#		p -> prints stack from top.
#
#	so value got by /etc/sysinfo -s is in radix 10, set to 
#radix 16 ( 16o )
#and print it (p). 
#	
#	may be i am worng. 
#
#	Arun , if possible can u explain. This is ture or what?
#	
#	bye
#ketan
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